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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09

NIT bent geIooenen Gepolper iiber
ben &opf geidlaee1t; oas S6ieBei-
len errtluo it6 our6 Sen S6lag
uno Die <9el fubr 6em @rbeiter
0urd) Die S6ulter. Cages @ltnoe
miro ais ultgefabrli6 be5eidnet.
SS1l Der in ST Yoio obgebolte-
lten &onpention Ser Seras 8reB
Iilociation tpuroe Senrp @omaros
bon Group 5um 8%raiioenten ser
gereinigung uno Serarfana als
ndditer 8eriammlutt9Sort getpo6lt.
8eldliiiie muroen atteenomnlett, TT
oeten Die fir Sun @ntonio in 1918
proieftterte Suternationale AuSitel-
lung befiirportet puroe; ferner ill=
ooiiierte man ste @rri6tung zines
Seimes fir alte 3eitungsleltte iopie
oie grboltung teronil6er AGtertii=
nter un6 @abr5ei6en. Nodoem
nod Ser Stoot Gl 9oio 9attf fir
ote freunoli6e aufnabme uno Sen
giien6abner1 fir gefpobrte 8eqlten-
li6feitett aus9eIpro6en mar, pertag-
te it6 Ste &onpention.
= 9ur9 Die 5ufaaige glltlaoun9
ieitter Sagoflinte fano ser 70iabri-
9e Sobr Carlton iieben Meilett bon
Muftin ~Ietrletl SOB. Ser olte SEER,
Elm eifriger 8oiomot1t, iogte ouf
Der Soc 8ooten &ortd, iein @etpebr
pertpidelte ii6 babel in cine S6ling-
pflan5e, ging los nno er erbielt Die
gan5e 2ooung tn ben linfen 4rm;
cine 4mputation oes @rmes ertpies
ii6 als nottpen6ig, oeren Solgen, TO-
mie pielet6t au6 Der l6tperen Ser
penerldItterltttg Der beiobrte Wann
erlag.
Der Commercial Club gu Sla-
tonia bat bei6loiien, in 3ufunft ie=
ben Monat @elopreiie ous5uieter,
ote o~enienigen Sarmern erteilt tper=
BEN lollen, ipelde Die gr6Bte 2uon=
tttat lonoliher Groonfte, tpie SUIT
ter, Wiil6, gier ulm., nod Ser Stoot
bringen; oie 8reiie tperben or1 groe
zines ieoen Monats berteilt.
SSn l1paloe bot itd ein 8ro=
Editions /, &lub eebiloet, Ser es iib
CUR beionoeren 4ufgabe gentad)t
bot, Die Notwithstanding bel oert
nadften 8rinlartpablen our Mbitim=
mnng gu bringen un0 Die 8robi6i=
ton in oGen Seilen oes Staotes aus
3ltbreiten.
Sn 9oIos puroe Elm 18ia6-
riger ueiBer @engel perbaftet Ser
Die oelttib : omerifanii6e 8anf in
Snoian Sap, Samilton Gountp, I'M
$500 6eroub baben Ioa.
St Georgetown miro Ser
gditein 5u Dem I'M 8ou begriffenen
p@iQiamlon Goui1tp Sctence 9uilo=
aaf Oem Campus Der Soutbme-
itern llniperiitp Sonnabeno oenSt7.
Stunt Dormittags II 80 inter an
gemeiienen Seierli6feiter gelegt mer-
ben. Die Geremonien per6en ltlt-
ter ben @uipi5ien Der Sreimallrer
abgebolten; cine groBe 4n5abl aus
Selu6er uno ebemaliger
Stubenten Der llniperlitat miro err
nartet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09
l.ckaIes.
Wns Ser GtaSt6aue.

9ie 8uoget : S~orberungen Ser
8ommiIiare fir oos ont /. Stunt
begonnere Sisfaliabr betrogen gu,
{amnten $685. 47, cine 3unabme
Don $3f6,077 eegeit oas pergattgerte
sSobr. 8eroen Die 8euiaieut1gett,
1pie peraui6loet, eetna6t, % ftei9t
ste Steuerrate obermols TIM 80
Gents, bon $3.50 ouf 1921. Sod
bier Gents mebr utto bos S06ltnaaB
Der Steuer, Die na6 Dem @eieb ouf-
erlegt iper0et fam, lit erreidt. Ser
Wapor, aearnp, &ap Madap, So
$. 9fguotpitp nno 3. abbott, Ste
beioen 2eBteren bonn Sngenieur=
9epartenent, erbalten bei boaer
8e5ablung ei1telt Mottot ltrlau6, 1tlrt
itb in ooS lte~bunesGager lit Camp
@ilion GIT begeben. 9ie &ttigbts
of Columbus ltno ser Sroelt Ser
9i6erniars erbaItelt grlaubnis, oen
giertea Suit I'M Breckenridge Yorf
3u feiern. 9e5iigli6 ser I~ufiteqlttg
oer groBett, aus grettern bergeitell=
ten Geflameidiloer lon eiite Orot=
itatt5 erlaiien iperoen. 9as Saldr
Der Sttgenieitre Der 9ampfmol5et
miro bon S75 allf 500 per 800
nat erbobt. Die Sltniet @ooo Cont
pat1D liegert ser Staot 800 3onnerl
Glabama &oblen 5u $5.75 per 9oi1-
ne. Sir Mltiif bel Ser gYrepareo-
neB Garaoe" meroen 1912 attge=
sniofo1t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09
3.

@lte, einoringenoe Gegen Iiiio
itber gan3 Siio- nno Siiomel t-Seras
g%efolen aorn, @etreioe, ga1n1-
lpoae, @ras uno aae anoere SeIo=
nno 8aumfrii6te, Die our6 oie
5rofenbeit ldon 81 leiben anfingelL
limo nen erq1idt u1o 6oben frildes
2eben empfaneen. Gem Gegen ging
fat iiberaa ein beftiger @in0 por-
aus, Der ben infolge Der langen
9iirre entitanoenen Staub in ungc-
beilren @olfen aufmirbelte; mir loi
len bier Die Nomen elmer g(n5abl
Sta6te folgen, in oeren ltmgeblng
Aieoeridlage fielen, Die auf einen
balben big 21a 3oa bemeiien MUIR
ben: Brownsville, Miiiion, Merce-
oes, Sarlingen, llpaloe, 2odbart,
9futge, Gona, Smilep, @eitboft
0erbp, Slotonia, 1earioG, Stod-
bale, Ilpine uln.
= @olper1teur Sergulpn miro Die
&ompagne fir Ieine @ieoertpab[ am
San1itag nit elmer &eoe in @oco
eroffnen, Ser @oupernellr miro iid)
BON aultin in einem Spe5ial5uge,
begleitet BON ca. 300 4uItiner 8iir-
germ, nod @aco begeben; Dem Ser
nebmen iperoen itd 5piifen 200
ulto 800 Stimngeber bon Semple
Der grcurlion anl6lieBeit.
Sci elmer BON Der 8oli5ei in
8iais Goint i'm @auie Der ermloroe-
ten @oooniebt'iden @beleute borge-
nomnlenen Sausiudllng nllroen
perIdieoene nit 8lut befledte
&lei0unesitiide, iorpie elm But
tiges 9emo in einem 8erited porqe-
ftnoen, fpeld)e BON Ben 9ienit6otell
mo anoern I'M Saltie befannten Ser
ionen ais Dem perbafteten S6ipie-
gerlobne, o.. $. Morall, geborig
ioentifi3iert m1roen. SSn elmer 81
iterne I'M Sofe fano man, nadoent
oieielbe leer geplmpt mar, cine
fur5e, i6iuere Giienitange, Die ie=
oenfaas 5ur 4usiibuna Ser i6ouer-
li6en Sat benubt muroe. &apit1n
Goodnight uno feline Srou mi1roen
inter grpBer anteilnabme Ser 9e-
polferung am 0onneritog begra-
ben; lire Sodter, Die Srau oes ber-
| bafteteu Morau, melde ebenfalls
iGtper am Gopfe perlebt muroe, bat
Bis Jest Ole geiinnung nod nidt
uieoererlangt, bod iino Die 4er5te
Der Meinung, tie am 2eben erbal-
ten 81 fonnen. einiee, bon Ser
pertpltnoeten 6rau III ibren 0eli-
rien ausgeftoBene @orte BADEN
nidts CUR aufflarung bes Safes
relp. 6eititeaung oes Moroers BEE
getragen; Morml berpeieert ouBer
Der BON linn urIpriineIid abgegebe-
men @rfldrung ieoe meitere Nus.
iage.
Der om Reuba1l oes NoItqe.
6duoeS 81 0eu=8raunfels beIAaftiq.
te arbeiter Charles Gage muroe bon
Sberiff SO. $. aoams in unbeablih.
tigter @eile ourd Die Sdulter ae.
idoiien. gs miro er5Gblt, ooB Sage
NIT Dem 8ormon &roger &rafeb.
a~ugefangen uno perludt babe, 6er
ieIben att3uereifen. Ser ber6ei9erlt
feite Sberiff tpoate Sen ipiitenoer
Menihen einitefen ltnb ga Sag
etnen gang energilden @ioerItani
%leiftete, tpuroe er BON Dem 8eamtet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09

u e I E I.
- Morgen @benb INN s ltbr fit
oct in Ser Beethoven : Safe cine bonn
bieiieen oeutid : literariiden @ereil,
einber1fene 8erlammlnng Itatt, in
Der iiber Die abbaltuttg zines So
,5ars gum 8elten oes 9e1tihen Go=
feit @relt5es perbanoelt tperben iod.
Sammtlide oeutlde gintpobner, 9a-
men tDie Serren, fine 81tr Seilno6-
me on bieIer 9eriammIuta nofmns
ber5lidit eingelaoen.
Cine abermaliee grbobung ser
Steuerrate i'm 80 Gents, pie lie
bonn MaDor 8ronn in 9lusiidt ae-
1teat fDliroe, lit cine utlongenebnle
ueberraIdung fir Die giirger. Man
lpirtl6aftet in Der Stootbaae aus
Dem 8oaen un6efiimnlert INN Sic
5olgen. SIN Die abldaffung Der
Sinefuret, gntlaiiung offer iiber-
fliiiiigen 8enmten lrto 4ngelteQten
gefolgnng itrifter Sporiomfeit in
aaen 9epartenlents miro nidt ge-
oaht.
gon befneter Settle miro Sic
Madtpoafonmenbeit Der Stoot, fir
Die geplante @usitelung ibren Sire.
Dit IN Nltiprud gu nebntell ullo
@g0nos i'm 9etrage bon $1,000, 900
oltsaugebeit, itarf ange5peifeIt. 9ie
Gtaot oorf nod ser Mniiht &edts=
fl1noiger MIR Bombs al1sge6en fir
legale 3mede, Sic oireft ben Ser
waltlungs 5ullftioneu 0ienen.
aus Sort Sam Soniton piro
gen1eloet, oaB ale Die Mili5 Sol
oateil tpelde iid ipeigerte1l, ben Ser.
Staaten ben greueio at leiiten, Dies
nadgeboIt babett, 81 ibren Srilppen-
teilen geitoben nio eingereibt limo;
pon ibrer 8ro5eIiierung ourh oos
&riegsgeridt lit oaber pollitdloie
ub5uieben. 9agegen miro gegen oie
porgegangen tperOen, Die iid iiber.
balipt fift geiteat uno Dem @affen-
ruf nidt Solge geleiitet baben. Sc
miro a1genomlren, oaB alBer Ben
mirflihen 9riifebergern nlal1de Der
Seute niht in ibren @eiteQunasor-
ten CUR 3eit oeS Mufrufs tparenl iif
pieleidt in anOern Staaten befalloeii
uno pielleidlt gar feline aenntnis bon
Der Ginberufltllg batten. Die &efru-
tierunas Gffi5iere, peld)e ieBt
gang Seras bereilen, baben Oroer
genaue Grmittlungen III oielen Sal.
Zen a~ii5uitellen uflo Die 9feiultate
Dem ariegsgeridt gu unterbreite1
gie 9ro5eiiierung miro oesbnlb TO-
lange iwiltiert merben, bis Ole HidD
Ter IN polem geiib oes @nflage-Ma.
terials linO.
Die Gountp &pmmiiidre be.
l6loiien in Der Ietten Situng elm.
Thinning, Die Stonetpaa Strabe Dor
Der Corpus Gbriiti big CUR 8leaian.
ton 2anoItraBe niDeaieren uno alf.
fiiaei1 81 laifen. - Die resuldrer
@usgaben muroen geprift, fir rid
Zig befunoen uiio oeren @~us5ablune
nngeoronet.
@as unierer Staotpertpaltunf
feblta lit elm tiiftiger 5i1m5mann
Der Saus 81 balten beritebt. Uni
ldeinbor maagelt es alien %nnierer
&ommiiidren, Dem Wapor nidJt min
Der. an g%rfahrung.
9as Heiultat unierer Der
idfpenoerii6en Staot @erpaltunl
5eigt iid) bon Gag 5i Gag mebr Uni
nit Der Grbobung oes aiieiImenti
b6lt Die Grbo6ung Der Steuerrat
glefden S@ritt.
Or. 5ronf 90. 9aIdal, Sob
oes friiberen Sta0tar8tes 8ran
YaldaI, lit na6 Iebsmonatliden
9lufentbalt 1T 9eutidlano, no g
meiItels in @oipitdlern tdtfq mar
bon bort 5uriidgefebrt uno beridtei
oaB in 9eutldiano allgemeines Ser
traiien oif ben enoliden Sic
berridt; 6oB bott elmer georiifter
Stimuung nidts at benerfen 1T
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09
Die @ationalfonpemtiome1i in
G6teagp.
(Sortiebung bon Seite /

- SoftleBun9 BON Sette H.
IS tpatroe in Ser republifaniiden
&onbetttion ni6ts int 8e5ltg auf Sen
8eri6t getan unb fl1r5 Dor 5moif
ubr 6egaim bie Domination. @ou=
bernelr 8bitmon BON SEEM Dorf
nominierte &id)ter @ltgbes nno per-
nrlodte ei1e Concentration Die nft=
gefabr fieb5ebl1 Willuten oouerte.
gorber botte oie grtpabnung gafts
idon cine 9emonitrotion, Sic Iehs
Wtinltten oa1erte> peranlaBt.
Or. Hidolas MurraD Butler NOS
minterte @ligu 3oot.
Na6 Goot p1roen in fur5en Ge=
Den @eefs, 9nrton Sherman uno
DUPONT nominiert.
Die olgemeine Stimmrrg beute
na6mittog lit, boB &ooiepelt bon
beioen &onpentionen nominiert
miro.
S1t Der ~proareiiioen a%onoention
mar eS itt8mtl6en aiemlid laltt uno
larnteno bergegangen. Man Ifien
ollgemein Der snii6t 8u iein, 9iooIe=
belt inter alien ltmitdnoen SIT no
mirieren. @m. 2oeb if. nno Mc=
@ratb, Der friibere GribatIefretdr
&ooIepelt's, eridiellen in Ser Gon=
benton, UNI Die 2eute gu 6~erltbigelt.
IS gelane aber nfdt. Sic lagten
ielbft, tie louten perbiiten, oaB
0ummbeiten genra6t muroerl. SEE
Der Stimmung, in Ser iid oie 9on-
BENTON befinoet, miro ibnen oas
ober mol i6werli6 gelingen. Die
Ylatform matroe angef1ommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09

SQf1 Ntt0utO. Yer. 12% Oetlt5.
@oIbe5tnn, aeltern 1925 Gents
80 - s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
San antpittp, Segy 9. S1tnt 1916 =
Ertme grloe Cotton Seeo Oil. 70
Gents Der @alone-
&etu gprf, 9. S9ltnt. Spot ltuo
SUM-, SOTO, Suli, $1O.75 uno
$10.76; GuguIt, $1O.81 un0 $10.84
Sttober, $1,000 unb $1,000; Npbenls
Der, $10.26 uno S10.27; 9eaember.
1918 uno $9.15; Samiar, $9.f5 un6
@9.So' 49,. e.,>.n
y .o4o
%, San 9n'on'o, SeI-' .. sum l9a9 "
gntte[ .tdoe PEI pLul9
SieL ltnr llllWeJ ..!9e per 9aBeno
2ngtsn .'' lie-ld PEI pI ais
Corn ar nor @,,5d eii
SRsisen 81 10 nov 9,,5Gst
Snfsr 4sc her 9a}thef
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09

Baun1luple.
GptfpnIamen- Grpbmfte.

Gan Qntonio, Ser, 1925 Gents.
@albelton, 9eItern, 1925 Gents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10
Certaiin-teed
Roofing

Is an efficiency product

Every that aud machinery offer used
increase the production maintain the quality and lower the
Each of the Generals mills located
Each Is squipped with the up-to-dae machinery Raw
materials purchased quantities and far ahead Of
the needs Of manufacturing thus guarding increased
due idle machinery This also nsues favorable buying
and the pick Of the market
Expert chemists each mill employed select and blend the
asphais, and every roll Of CERTAlNTEED is made under
their wachful care
CERTAlN-TEED ess the drying-ou process destructive
ordinary roofing because the felt is thoroughly saturated with
blend of soft apha prepared under the formula of the Generals
board of expert chemists 1t ten coated with blend of harder
asphas which keeps the inner satuacn soft This makes
roofing plabe and more impevh. the elements than
the harder, drier kind
CERTANTEED is made in rolls; also in surfaced shingles
There type of CERTAIN Am
!: ! /: : =: =:
TEED for every kind of building, ~ u18EI
with fiat pitched roofs from the E16 sssz4S-a
largest sky-scraper the smallest
residence OF building - 5.I! I&|lJ
CERTAIN-TEED is guaranteed for l4l
5, 10 IS years, according ply lkzzfk2ay
II, Tor 81. Experience proves that
It lasts longer
General Roofing Manufacturing Company
s- a obs.ss dss: . ' e::.. s' s: c::'.'
xSss. Hsss.s L::ss. $780, '''
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Il McVcy Wilson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Cox, and John Converse Of Silver
H City were visitors In Deming Sunday.
/ Mark Williams of Los Angeles
j visited Deming the first of the week
/ T.. J. OBrecm of New York Ciyt
!. was IN Demine Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Max Strasberg of
Denver. Colo, were in the city Sun
day.
J. u. McApine and Fred Boren.
stein of Silver City were Deming
visitors Sunday.
f. f.. Shepherd Of Denver arrived
IN Deming Monday.
Enrouie from Rircon to Pierce.
Ariz.. Mr. r. Il. Wakefield stopped
over in the city Monday.
ID. d. Mcintosh, who j. touring the
Southwest from Detroit. Mich. was
n the city Monday enroute to Sive-
city.
Mr.. e. d. Scott and young son.
who have been visiting Mrs. SCOTS
mother, Mrs. Hudson, returned to
Albuquerque Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. \. l.. McCurty Of
l'inos Altos were visitors in Demlns
sunday.
Philip u. Wilson of Warren. ARR.
w'> 4 visitor IN the city Sunday
y. q. Sander. Of B,bcc. Ariz.. wa.
~ Dcming Sunday.
Sheriff W. e. Simpson bought q
Ford touring ear of Fred sherman
saturday.
Sheriff W. g. Simpson wishes Il
! ,n"wn that there will be- some one at
hi" office in the court house at any
lime during the day. The phone is
No. II. The sheriff can he called
II NIGHT by ringing phone No. SO,
the county Jail
{. 7, Brown of Socorro stopped
over in the city Monday cnroute 10
Silver City.
Mr. and Mr. II. l.. Kerr motored
20 Deming from Fl Paso and Joined
Mr.. and Mr.. J. G.. Kerr Sunday.
They departed Sunday night for Al
l'uqucrque 10 attend the Panhandle
and Southwestern Stockmcn's con-
yention.
\. T. Hyatt of Cooks Peak made
Il visit to Demine during the week.
end
II. Thompson of Concord. Cal. was
an arrival in the city saturday.
j. q. Ewari of Hurley made n WIS.,
il Ia Dcming during the week end
J. +. stephens Of Ration made
week END visit to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Condreman Of
Chicago were registered in the city
Saturday.
II. II. Hudson of Colorado Springs,
Colo, made visit to the city the
latter part of last week.
X. Won Stanfen of Mule Creek was
in Deming Sunday.
Mrs. Burke Turner of Silver City
visited Dcmine Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien and r.
\. Dur'o of Las Cruces were visitors
in the city Sunday.
l.. \. Thompson of the Southwest
rr Machinery Supply Co.. left the
city Monday for Arizona points.
Thomas MAY of Alamogordo was
riSitor N the city Saturday.
-. " Harrington and r. C. Biuch-
m9n of san Francisco made week.
I'd visit to Deming.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Jacoby of
=
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

John Muir of Fl Paso arrived in
the city Sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Z. T. Hodson is spending a few
days with home folks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Mr.. e. d. Scott and young son
who have been visiting Mrs. Scots
mother, Mr.. Hudson, returned Ia
Albuquerque Monday morning.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. McCurty Of
Pines Altos were visitors in Demins
sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

u. u. Mcintosh, who j. touring th,
Southwest from Detroit. Mich. wac
n the city Monday enroute to Silve.
city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10
: ]. + + = + + + + I. ; + + F ? F 2
PERSONAL =
!. !. + =. + + + + + + I 4. Z. + + r + +

Mrs. Waegcrman. Mrs. Wayne
McVcy Wilson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox, and John Converse Of Silver
City were visitors In Deming Sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Sheriff W. e. Simpson bought q
Ford touring ear of Fred Sherman
saturday.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-11-25
BIG PROFITS OF PAPER MAKERS

Washington, d. CAS- a result OF an
investigation OF news print paper prices
the Federal Trade Commission presents
facts and figures to show that the pres
ent high prices OF this commodity is I'M
warranted 1t is stated that during the
first half OF the present year, when
prices were soaring to unprecedented
figures, the average cost OF producing
news print paper in domestic mills was
less than $l.65 per 100 pounds, or below
the average cost on the past three years.
at should be noted" the statement
continues, that the most important
materials which advanced in price, sui
phite and ground wood, were produced
by most OF the paper manufacturers
without an increase in cost and not
bought at market prices, while some
other manufacturers were protected
against the increase in prices by con
tracts. Some other materials whhc
were purchased AT advanced prices we're
very small factors in the total cost.
Certain economies were also practiced
IN the use OF expensive materials"
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-11-25
swITCHNlEN CRIED WITH COLD
Given In Support of the
Eight-HOur System.

New York.-F d. Reid. switchman
at the Chicago terminal OF the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad, tcstifying be-
fore the Board OF Arbitration selected
under the Newlands Act to settle the
eight-hour controversy between switch
men OF the thirteen roads and the en-
ployers, declared he had seen a switch
man crying because OF long hours OF
exposure to the cold Reid asserted
that the man was strong and husky
and that icclcs had formed on his eye
brows, which intcrfered with his sight
and increased the danger of the work.
T. J. Hanrahan. ward conductor for
the Nickel Plate Railroad at Cleveland,
declared that when the eight-hour plan
was tried on his road it took seven ad
ditional crews to put it in force, but
more cars were handled and at less cost
than in previous years.
Some OF the witnesses expressed pref
erence for shorter hours and less pay.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-11-25
Not Alarmed by Injunction Suits.


Warren s. Stone, of the locomotive
engineers. said he is not alarmed over
the possibility of the Eght-Hour law
not going into effect on January /, and
declared he is not alarmed over the 5000
injunction suits the railroad owners have
filed. 1--WE have confidence enough in
the man who sits in the White House
to believe that he knows what he wants
now and that he is going to have what
he said he wanted before the election
We are merely going to sit idly by and
watch the railroads fight the Govern
ment under which they live"
l.. +, Sheppard, acting president of
the conductors, sid he thanked God
that he had seen the day when an Amer
lean Congress would listen to labor.
President Gompers, in opening his
capital-defying response, said with great
emphasis;
Men OF the railway brotherhoods, we
expect that you will, on the first of
January, inauguratc the eight-hour work
dav."
The portent of the struggle to come
continued in the afternoon session, when
the resolution for legal department
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DAYLIGHT MILK DELIVERIES

Seattle, Wash.-Aitcr negotiations
covering several months the milk deal
erS and the members OF Milk Drivers
Union have finally reached an agree
ment that will permit of the drivers to
make deliveries in daylight, There was
no other question involved. San Fran
cisco, Oakland, Boston and several
other large cities are having deliveries
made in the same way.
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OHIO IRON MOLDERS WINNING

Springfield, Ohio. - Iron molders in
this city are winning their strike for a
nlne-hour day and $3.50 wage rate
Several firms are still unyielding, but
the unonists declare they will stick I'M
til the companies tire Of their expensive
system Of employing strikebreakers.
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PRINTERS RAISE WAGES.

Erie, Pa.-Typographical Union No.
n has signed three-years' agreement
with employing printers. Wages in news
papers are increased 81 a week to Octo-
Der /. 1917, and 80 cents week increase
for the years 1913 and 1919
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CARPENTERS WILL GET So A
DAY.

San Antonio, Tcx.-Beginning with
the first day OF October the union car
pcnters of this city have been receiv-
ing 81 for an eight-hour workday, The
raise from $500 to 50 per day went into
effect without any friction and all the
union contractors readily agreed to pay
the increased scale.
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Opposc Compulsory Scryicc.

Third, the Federation declared against
private insurance companies, resolving
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was considered John p. Frey, of the
International Molders' Union. had Of
fered it, and when the unfavorable re-
port came out he defended it, predicting
that the biggest fights were coming and
that the time had arrived to build the
weapons to meet them. Opponents of
the legal department saw in it the pos
sibility that the whole labor movement
would be in the hands of lawyers.