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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13

BOWMAN < HANFORD co.
Kodaks ant Photographs supplies
nEvhLoriNa iOc
FIRST Ave. ard Cherry. Tst Main Ttttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13

Stall zee Wisconsin brick cheese e1s
~ breakfast cheese for stes fati
cream cheese. zoe To- stall ati. stfA.
berries. beKss $50. large rArsalnuprs.
iee each. s-fneh bananas s8c dos grape
fruit. saF Ice. Tor skr stall $50
peanut hutisr. Zee 10 comb henst &c
zach. for zsr. stall ie. nice cooking
apples &C. dns fancy uAinuts Z fhn ske
fancy hsshuas~ Tomatoes zee H. Efsit
tss I-ih eAn Royal taklns powder. ssrs
ssc can pineapple. ike. ter eaus
knidrfs roTs and beans ttr . pkg. y
g eoFa flakes. ttc stall 500 large dft
pirasss tee des Heina dlii pickles isr
dos star sts. pkss crackers SEE
ran. siriar beans. Use. bars shit.
soap lee
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Lands for Sale.
5 ACRES. on rA,ED uoAD
Horsr. OTHER BUILDINGS

Fronting seB feet ON paved state
hlahNar utfhtn easy NAA ~
Klfstsad shAtf. nes rsum cal
ifegnia buaEalan full basement
good neii adjoining mouse
large chicken houses. sith rune
fenced hns sFnss fenced frutt
trees ard ether small fraits ssi
eut An IDEAL Naarfn poultry
ranch VIII MAX. easy tsfna 80
fsiishis parties Whn wiii move
an place Genie a*sf #ud lsah
this over Take boats a. Madison
marx direct 20 nuFhs a farrars
office ~ Kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13

'"f@eF 'tfNsNi'tNN' Ing massas
Ing Apt :. raRa Hotel. iua Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
Wanted DryPIank

ISDIANAPOLIS. June 12.--TM
failure OF the progressive party q
adopt a prohibition plank was The
reason given By Frank Hanly for
Withdrawing bis name as candt
date for governor OF Indiana. He
WAS nominated in the March pr
marles on the progressive tIcket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
Inspect All Oil

Despite the fact that a case is
pending in the supreme court. oils
brought to this state are being in
spected by order of Attorney Gen.
eral Tanner.
The Standard oil Co. attacked
the inspection, complaining that
excessive fees were charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
PUBLIC MARKETS


Veal chops tshe ~ veal roast. ipe
IN. shoulders mutton. ~ H. Mason fruit
lars. Geo dos Mason fruit ser ruhberHs
81 dos Nhits iaundfe soap bars ste
rolled oats Or ~. corn meal. lbs. lee
fancy creamery butter. tbs 1ke fresh
tanth eggs zee dos full cream cheese.
see ~ peanut butter. ihs str. fresh
shftefsb. Iba 4hr. salmon bellies ice
~ ssit herring 3 for e.. cookies. dox
use. large taaveH bread. fnr sar. nut
loaf thr each. sauF pickles. fbe Sos
relish tte a.. ailves ser - rueufn hers.
itf lettuce. heads Aes neN hrsss. Z
hunrhsa &C.. RES potatoes & ihs gkr
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Bank


FOR SALE - billiard TABLES
brand new earou and pocket With
complete outfit. ttt8s second hand ia
hies at redarea prireas haNilnE alley
supplies easy payments CtaaF store.
drug. deiieatsssen and soda fnumtaiu
fixtures The Nrunsw lrk Haike &C otisu.
Der f-s 500. sos ee4 First ave =
e~r>r<@e~a~~%NNN~e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
rYoRUuEA TREAT
WENT NI.DIGED

During the month of June teeth
cleaning will be 500 and treatment
for Pyorrhca will be from 81 to SO
EDWIN ,. BROwN. -. u. =.
offices established Is years. All
work guaranteed Is years Omen
evenings until 4 and Sundays until
I for people who work. Phone Main
26i0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
You Can Have Your Ted
Fixed With the Least PAN
or Inconvenience

when we tell you that we Rave {
system OF absolutely painless dss-
ttniry. we mean exactly what ~
say. Many offices may claim pain
less dentistry. but few actually
have II.
We can prove to you that we Ca
and do perform the most difficrif
dental operations every day wifhou&
hurting the patient a BIT
We have on file IN this office hun.
dreds OF testimonials from reiiable
citizens. both men and women. *
Seattle and vicinity. who state ovw
their own signatures that we hare
done their dental work for them ana
have done IL without hurting thea
bit You can't doubt such evidenes
as this-perhaps some OF your own
friends are represented in our iesti--,
We viii be glad 10 show you ths1
Testimonials II you viii call AZ o,
office. We want you TO be thor
oughly satisfied on this point before
We even stsFt'to do your work Fer
OF being burt has kept more peoph
from having needed dental work
done than any other one factor.
III you are among the number. yea
need delay no longer. We Rave
robbed the dental chair OF its tes-
rorE
II you have bad ieeih-you owe Il
q" sRATsefA 70 nave tHefn ElAe1 a.
ouce. They arc direct menace n
your heal;h---to your efficiency--te
your chances for success
Our prices are the very lowest
We viii not be underbid on price ~.
any one-we use the best OF M j
tsrials-~we give with all work "a
ironclad guarantee Of sattsfa ctie1.l
You cannot be dissatisfied here
positively cannot
Every operator IN this office II 4.
graduate and registered man. an4
each and every one of them has h!s
certificate from the state dental
board hanging right on the wall n
'front.' q his dental chair. in plan
sight Of all.
Don't delay this important massee
important, 20 yourself more than
to any one else.
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RHEUMATISM
Cured to STAY Cured

II Fou nant 20 BE
cured 81 pain or ~rAk
ness IN any form. you
must help nature con-
qusr a. That's cur
fursbea
All you need ~ nsw
ssrsnsth and vitality.
more pnwer for fhe
Eyste Electricity
gives that Electra
vita. applied whiis gou
sir~p sAiusntss fhs
body With a soothing
stream 81 electricity
II ms tho body With
usH llfe and vim. and
IN . short time pcur
fruuhIs is cured 70 stay
cured
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Chances
ACREAGE FOR SALE
CLOSE NtkGI
HOUSE. oRf nAHp. Trd.

tfasm hegss ehleken huuss snd
other autbuitainxs ~ srfss ia
orchard ~ ahaat 60 trees - dif
fsftnt varieties almost even
hina II small ffuits ate hAFa
hsfff bashes in splendid SHAPE
sell taken care Of spisndia aafs
asn has hesn N9f "a thts spring
Hhfeh vii shnw quality - saii
pat - ptsee seeded 60 Eastafs
property has been PARKED euf
tvees isfs faF shaHe purposes
WnHid - trFs handy faf any
pns ~efsiHs ~ tewH Price si.toas
tsgma ttea eAss. hsiAnrs ike
FeHt FREEZER party whn eeaid
tnesp aa place sven Gail ssg
Nsw xefk Heck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
s6-ifonesteads

tnaian reservation. ws.hins
ten. open for settlement Drawing
July - Aheus tss geo acres. ffuit.
farm ard dairY lands couspisis sec.
tionMi map ard description. postpaid
See. Fnifisrs sailors Tor their Nidawsi
Of the civil ~ Spanish wafs may regis.
ter ~ agent Write We for blank
forms which 80 sill furnish free
FaFTH MecnKA neem Iet Eagle
tias Spokane wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13

DO Yor NEED MONEY!
We wili loan you money on any
article % value We can also
save you money on ali your
needs Special sails on auction
goods consisting ~ clothing.
shoes guns. trunks. suit eaws.
watches Iewslfv musical tn
sfruu4sats Alaska. leKEsrH ard
fishers supplies. etc Ths Hat.
gain Store 4 Loan office. 30
First ave = corner washing
ton. Main iE1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13

cLAfRvoYANT AND rNLMisTHY. 90
University. between Ftfth and Sixth
Tell pasi. present and future consisting
business and love affairs advise you
about divorce cases and shat NiIl be
your lucky step IN tlte 70 take. will tell
fuil names - YOUR lover swesthsari
friends. enemies. and what Nou are
most adapted for Test reading free
Permanently located Hours a. m
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CHOOSE PRESIDENT

BuENoS AIRES, June l3.-IIipo-
lite lrigoyen was chosen president
Of the Argentine Republic today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
73--Personals

WE BuY ctr HAIR. No COMHfSGs
We will also buy it or your head We
VIII thin Il cut IN such NsY yoa Wlit
NOT miss arr. soc per ounce shades
ranging from black. aars trown dark
gray and red. from dark 70 mEht No
reddish brown or red n ppu have
been using peroxide aye Or born1 Do
net apply s1T Union e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13

ltFrEp rkirrTfAN
CLAfHvoTANr ard
NJ esiiaru. gives al.
etee an business
matters love hsafth
AMI family affairs
tells the rams 81
yuur futuFs husband
NJ wffe tells " the
me Yau love fa trws
or false what part
~ ths country -
iurhtraf 90 puu. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13
Dental Reduction Extended


NY VfuNfu y "FUWuf
u. u. s.
seaftie's Leading Den =
tist offices 70h-Ti1
First ave. in wash =
ington and linton Blk.
There are so many
people who have not
been able to take Ad =
vantage Of my s3s sets
Of teeth for $40 that I
have decided to con-
tinue the reduced rates
until July /.
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GOOD ONE


GOOD ONE
Ffa@ FsHeh - rs aer~s mostly al cleared
ard o. cultivation 3.tnbns hoNsn barn.
nunafWas chicken hausse orchard and
berries zee fhirksHs rsws 2 haFsas.
~sHun hmNKt mthfhinetF sHA teais
THIS place - entF Hhnff drive f. Ne
aiiis aaa 2 whites fren Hsn'ou a real
good haF 81 - see MsF consider trade
uENMAN SCHROEDER
tt7siests urrsn HifE FaHfth ana i'ias
poH aKt.E~ ny ow SEH -ts AcHEF
aakfttr mile frvm ttaeIs canal. seoa
tls~ partly CLEARED IN crop % had
sfarh horse. huEeg- shlshsas farm
implements hataipss fufrituts csfas
Fisfs. coed bearing orchard Clearing
$50 to $50 meath besides living deed
fsassus FOR sefltaN is2ta cash. Al
afess = g nos tss. seattle
POTATOES AND BERRIES
tte cash give. yau possesstau - fine.
large tract 81 VALLEY lard bsfwseH ~
attts ard Tacoma m rnrt uF arAvst
Bna al has hWsn cleared - sfmmua. On
grass fenced % rna9 = mile from
fa~u whsss there Is plenty - wert
HuF unw p&f later price tseH %
per monte 81 American nans HiaE
AtHr- Hftu AlDrH BOTTOM
G7si $50 east. $40 rTH MONTH
This u almost ~ siEht ~ Seattle. 3us'
srsass TIE sav. near celbr fire boat
service rteh sn{i cheap fare
CLIFFORD kA> sH~DafF, fne.
teta Tbtfd Ave tat Washington -
opsn evenings titt e.eiark.
pHErkWK
Fou THE FUTURE
10 ACNEs
oF RICH. LEvEf. f.ASp
AFsL FOR tEff
VerF hasaT - Seattle and Tacoma easily
cleared fire wafef good u~tHhhnrs.
fine reads cream ard esq route n D.
y snt phone. school and sawmlIi close
60 lana delivery from stores
fit cash. ANp o. MoNTffLT
PUGET SOUND FARMS co, tet Frd ~
itse CASH
aces 81 tentrs p, mile from beach on
raanft rpad land lies level and soii
ally Inspected property Price tzae per
acre Adjoining tsuf cannot he pur-
chased less than taee per ARE and up
y = oLt.ENNEB co ts7 Empire nidE
THOUSANDS oP ACRES OF ZINE
LAND
Irrigated. logged off and rensrai farming
land. along the res lines % the chit
cage. Milwaukee a - Paul ny write
Or call fer free booklets
Immigration HureaH a. ~ a e. = RS
Second AZ. ard cherry - Seattle wash
SMALL TRACTS WEAR NAVY YAnD.
level, productive land: community
beach adjoining arreaNe selling for
three times our price Terms 81 down
~ month per acre ElWeli Hras. AZ
Lumher EtehanEe Hifg
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Ei.rira vita ss segf-chArEee bedF hsi-
teri Nhieh pumps steady. unhfehsn
stream ~ naiyAnie electricity into the
nerves for hours while feu sleep. in-
Tossing them eth res energy and build
ING up the entire system 70 a sirong,
healthy eondltien.
II rensws tho spirit Of ambition ard
hustle n makes strong healthy men out
~ Slow going discouraged weakitnHs II
Faa have a pain Il drte~s q og' ~ you
havs stomach trouble FheumRtistr. insn-
bAsn. Kidney or liver complaint. Or just a
iark Of nerve force Electra vita vii re-
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you should know
Consuitaiiau free office hours
m. 70 { = ~ Saturday evenings : 90 to ,
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CURES MEN

who. through Errors and Excess.
suffer from Chronic Weakness.
impaired Manhood. Palm In the
Back, Nervous Debility, Lost vi.
tally. Kidney and Bladder Trou.
HES. are quickly cured by
DIR. PIERCE'S SEXOID
by mall 81. or six boxes for IS.
Every box guaranteed. Cali or write
Hotel Antlers, Fourth and Union
Phone Main 1884
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-13

BY JOHN ~. NEAHLEV
United Press Staff Correspondent
FLORENCE. Italy. May rs. ny
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u NE GOLD
ElI.I,INl.S

During the entire
month OF June | will
put In 81 gold Filings
for 81 so. So Filings for
81 and $40 Filings for
Is.
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Personals

23-personais
| fAniEs- p0Nr WoHHf WHEN On
iaYsd Or irregular. use t.sdy Elisha I'm
peFtAt Tablets ~ Hail. 81 per hos
dnuhie stfsnKth. Use Ever box
guaranteed Crown Agency. ttzt Htsth
ave
MISS HARDING y. MA ,1....s
les AZ, z raRs iletsi. i,il Third.
al Hrpt crp RATES Tor the sam
msr IN all MODERN nAtt..
~ ROOM and STAGE pANctNu.
nm Professional teachers. quickest
IA results
sP csHnorrs. .th-rihe " ;sit
MIDDLE. Aarp WHOM OF TRAVEL.
Naats To- tshe sidefiy gentleman ta
California Ter expenses ertset matfl
meay Address asa. Htar
MA@sAdh s'tNE WHEt MArtsM ON
iuwhaka In short tiHua guaranteed 90
re ehara~. references tnuauainis
itstet Hcam ~
'uEr ACQUAINTED SOCIETY meet.
inEs THURSDAY evenings. TO fins at
rhsns Main isae
kopAkEHs-siN Ar i. At rftEr re
dpss" 10 esats roll Jaeeba- f'i
I'll :::::; 4: :.
III
MASSAGE nArita MANI
sAtNs'9fN tuftag sfAM rtks. Of
nce II. Green Hotel
RNarfMn piaYins tsurht ~ % - les
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tas~s nag
MISS MARION n .es,,as MAJ 1a.
sare n-rk.Aif. uptst isls sseasa
effiss -
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a. pesiafnepi ifapattant G. Ef-
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pasitivsly guaranteed Madam cfahs
iist ttth avr
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paper published Matted free Tbs
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cafe Seventh ara wnsen
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guaranteed tsss nfoAdwAf
pr~vrH prg wonks-ifss fth ~.
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rhifa. office 10
HOTELS
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VI " u II 7 = MI
tbs celebrated rhrsnoinxist eiairvnYs NJ
aud palfnist. gives scientific readings
on ail affairs % life. past. present or
future You have sgsn the others. uow
see ths beat. ~ IN tfaubis All readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no fee. ae-
csptsd Readings sec Location over
Owl Drug Co. 1eEM Pike st.
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NINE. VICTORIA

what % Do % ~ sucressful 10 ltss
sntisfaett9H guaranteed tits Pike q
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HOTELS

MARTINIQUE AFT HOTEL
Eighth ard ruians Gem pistefy fngnishea
largest T. T. and fsfeagn apartments tH
Seattle. u1onthiy 80 70 up. single rooms
m1athty. tts ap Private bathrooms aHd
telephones NtKht ard daF elevator ard
phones NNtn fsta
STANDARD HOTEL
Corner First Ave ard Fias 81
Large fnedsfr estsiAs fsosuss elevator
service. phAnss IN all r~efasl fifss.eis.
IN svery respect see up. with private
hafh o.
rSaFFcTfos CORDIALLY INVITED
asrtlns,oa-tsiis sseoad q -..s %
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FREE
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The Electra-Vita Co.

Room zoo Empress Hidx. iose second Az.
Cor. spring. seattle. Wash.
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SASH AND DOORS
rhs o. n Williams sash and Doors have
sfven satisfaction for the pass - years
buy from US: ws seil any one. shlp
Anywhere and have but ore price A
big stock always on hand Prompt
shipments Send for cur big 1915 eat.
sloxu- No. II. matted free. postpaid.
on request
E-eross- panel doors ...s.s.-ss.ss+ u ~
one-panei veneer doors .......... 2aa
Screen doors ssIvanIzed wire. l.ss
x4xzt 7-lght windows ..+........ III
arf0 <-light barn sash ........... -
Slight basement sash ....s.....s. 81
Fiber wall board. square foot %
7-usy veneer panels. square foot. ab =
PLATA window frames .t.......... i.ao
4 in. quarter round. 100 feet. 80
s-fn- flooring 70 f.. per thousand - 90
A thousand building bargains send
ycar order direct
o. p. WILLIAMS co.
Main 1857. 1919 Firs, Avs. g.
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j = RAIL-. ESTABLISHED 1876
General practice Rwfke uulidisg. eos
second ave Main 1888
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= n scWoFE Is poWns itidw, TEE 3na
ave CONSULTATION FREE eentis
Dental, laws husband ana wife sem
snai practice fees moderate
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TpfErS pH0S0GRAPHs NEW AND
used All The latest cylinder records.
30 cents each. CafafaEus mailed free
on request Photograph supply House.
1873 Wsstiake Main 1878.
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LADIES poNr woHHf wHEN pr'
tagsd af irregular. use Lads ttEiH I'm
psFtai Tablets ~ taail 81 pes hos
d0uhie stfsnHth. SO EVER box
guaranteed Crown Agency. tazt Hlsth
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Classified Business Directory
Attorncys-at-Law

ETgSTi.L Il FNRiEfi. 80 :. 4 INA
General practice. estates, laws husband
ard wife. eanamitatlnn Zee rlmntt sNA
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-08-26
EMPLOYEES BOOST "
PROFITS or ROADS

The trainmen contend that, in spite
Of increases in railway pay, the labor
cost of the transportation companies
have constantly tended downward.
What they mean is that the rail-
loads have been getting more and
more labor out of the trainmen. This
has been done by -lengthening passen-
ger trains without, at the same time.
putting on additional employees.
Heavier and heavier freight trains
have been: sent over the divisions.
Some Of these trains have been so
long that the locomotives were able
to pull them only at a. slow speed.
Except where legislation has forced
it, the train crews have remained un-
changed. Thus-the trainmen say
the Increased labor productivity has
played an important part in: increas-
ing railroad earnings. They insist
they should have larger share of the
increment and so demand an eight
hour day without decrease in pay.
One >of the arguments for scientific
management has been that it would
increase the. benefits of labor, give it
higher pay, lower: the working day.
What the railroads have done in re-
cent years has"been to apply scientific
management to their business SO far
as they could do so. &; -. 4; (
Aside from the merits of the rail-
way dispute; it must be borne in mind
that the whole proposition Of scten-
tific management is bound to fail ur,-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-08-26
THE RISE OF LABOR

written for THE Citizen.|
nee Labor knows no country lines,
And Labor knows no kings, -.
And Labor is pure strength, unclothed
OF essential things;
Throw down your arms, refuse to
fight
In you decision lies:
Too long has man been trodden down
Now is the time to rise.
Now is the time to cast aside
Traditions long outgrown-
Now is the time that class must reap
The harvest hate has sown.
In gathering death, If it must have
It's mead Of human life,
Take it from the ones who planned
This hellish crime of strife.
The earth in all it's fullness
Belongs to man, not men;
The only rights are human rights;
Rise and exact them, then;
Then seize upon your heritage
An cast down mart and throne
And manhood rule alone.
And leave your weapons in che trench
TO mingle man to- man;
Discard your wornout governments,
Their bonds Of clique and clan;
Merge empires, moneys power DER
throw. ... -.
It's laws fling We aside:
Ye are the lords of all the earth
There are no kings beside.
Arise! Awake! Cast off your bonds
This anarchy of gold =.
Replace with universal peace;
The bolt of; hate withhold,
And in it's stead plow We and SOW
In joy and harmony,
Expectant that the harvest-home
Bring peace and liberty.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-08-26
RY. PRESIDENTS FIGHT.
ING FORMER "BUNKIE,,

WASHINGTON, Aug. Performer
"bunkies" Of railroad camps, workers
on engines and side-partners, of
freight trains are meeting here TODAY.
But some of them arrived in: private
cars ride around in taxicabs, while
others came as ordinary passengers
and trudge over the hot> pavements
afoot.
They are the presidents Of the rail-
roads of the United States and some
OF the $40 representatives Of the
100000 trainmen in the four brother
hoods now threatening the country
with a strike.
Many Of the presidents started
railroading as members of section
gangs. brakemen or firemen. Work.
Ing beside them were some of the
men. whose demands for an eight
hour day they are bitterly ;contesting.
Take the case of Bill flanagan, one
Of the brotherhood representatives,
and A. H. Smith, New York Central
president. Bill and IA. H.: started
railroading together long time ago
as members of the same bridge gang.
Smith moved along pretty rapidly, be-
coming division superintendent Of the
Lake Shore, general superintendent
Of the Big Four, and general manager
and vice president Of the, New. York
Central, and finally president. : -.
Bill is still in the ranks. but is a
division chairman Of the brotherhood.
''He's fine fellow" said; each Of
the other today. -. :.
Then there is Fred Underwood
Fred D., of the Erie, to be exact An
other brotherhood man who would
not allow his name to be known be-
yond the fact that he is called John,
said today a better fci.ow never lived
than Fred. They used to work on the
same engine on the Erie.
yep, Fred's all right-but we've
got to have that .eight-hour day." said
John.
There are others who knew, Daniel
Willard when he was an engineer,
and so on through the list Of railway
presidents. 49," ::
The situation has it's other: odd side
which is that many Of the brother
hood men are fairly well-to-do. COM
fortably fixed beyond the. fact of own
ing their own homes. President
Stone, of the Engineers, is a college.
graduate. -. .>...l..:
Each of the brotherhood preside nts,
according to their fellows. get at least
$4,000 year salary. y. >...- ).
perhaps that helps explain the
sort Of action we get out of our presi-
DENTS" said a brotherhood man.
'"They are $4,000 men and we think
they earn it," 49,