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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
CAS- PRICE IS CUT
IN new CONTRACT
Reduction to Consumer Not Con-
ten1p|ated but Present Rates
Are Guaranteed.

The city of Duluth will be enabled
to save in the neighborhood of $780,
900 year and the municipality owned
financially fortified against the at
tack of increased salaries, in costs of
material and supplies as the result Of
an important contract entered into
Tuesday with the Zenith Furnace
company for the supplying of gas for
the next ten years.
Incidentally the great army Of local
consumers will be definitely assured
that there will be no increase in the
price of gas as furnished them for
some unexpectedly several years
despite unusual advances this year in
everything connected with the han
ding of this product.
At the conclusion of the final con-
ference Tuesday afternoon signatures
were attached to the new contract,
and it's machinery is working. An
nouncement Of this important &C.
ton was made through the offices of
P. G.. Phillips, commissioner of pub
lie utilities.
The signing of the contract comes
AS the elimination of strenuous ef-.
forts on the part of Commissioner
Phillips and others Of the city coun-
Gil, aided by D. A. Reed. manager of
the water and light department, dur
IL. the last three months; but a
strong lead in activities in this direc-
ton may be traced to Leonidas Mer-
rift as commissioner of public utili-
ties, about a year ago. ~ .
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
COUNTY ATTORNEY
INVITED TO SPEAK
Wmren E. Greene May Ad.
dress Carpenters at Next
Meetings.

At the meeting of Carpenters union
No. 3G1 last Tuesday evening at Row.
ley hall it was decided to invite Coun-
ty Attorney Warren Il. Greene to
make an address at the meeting next
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Greene has ex-
pressed his willingness to be present
and will most likely accept the invi-
tation. Refreshments will be served,
and indications are that there will be
very large attendance.
The membership of No. 361 was
given a boost Tuesday, when seven
candida tcs were admitted.
Victor Jaapson, who has been on
the sick list for three months, has
been sent to an institution for treat
ment for nervous trouble
A large amount of routine business
was transacted.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
REFUSED USE
OF THE ARMORY
Not Auailqble for Potato
Storage This Fall Is
Decision. y

The Armory will not be available
for storing potatoes this fall, it was
announced at the city council meet
ing Monday. A report to- that effect
was heard from W. c: Sherwood of
the joint potato committee of the
Commercial club, Real Estate ex-
change and Duluth council of defense.
The committee was informed by the
commissioners last week that the
council has no right to grant the use
of the Armory for any. purpose and
the members were referred to the
Armory board.
1--WE were told" said Mr.. Sherwood
that the new Fourth regiment is u.s.
ing practically all the room that
Colonel Eva said they could use when
the Third regiment left here. And
as there are 100 or 200 men there
every day. the belief was expressed
that it would not be sanitary to store
potatoes in the place."
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
k0R BY
PIANO co
Running Great Piano and
Photograph Campaign

Best grand and upright pianos, player
pianos and monographs ever brought
into Duluth.
How easy it is for anyone to realize
after having once seen the superior con-
struction and hear the wonderful tone
quality in the Baldwin grand and up
right pianos, why the Baldwin piano is
the only American piano to receive high
est award in Europe as we'll as in
America.
Many makes of good standard pianos,
player pianos and monographs to choose
from; also good selection of Pathe rec
ords from 75c up to 81.
Pianos-S235, 1865, 1886, 1887 so.
$3s2.50, S405, $4s5, 1856, $3.50 and up.
Pathe and other makes of phono-
graphs, SIS. s25, SIS, $50, SIS, $500, SITS,
S225, with spring motor and Pathe with
electric motor, 1928. No need of wind
ing or changing needles if you buy the
Pathe with electric motor and Pathc
records.
Look for the red roosters and No. 26
Lake avenue north
THE KORBY PIANO co. STORES.
$3.50 Lake Avenue North.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
S. NEW MEMBERS
SINCE APRIL I

A rather routine meeting was held
last Tuesday evening by Painters
Union No. 106. Three candidates for
membership were initiated, making
total of SIS new members since
April I.
A communication was received from
Secretary Skemp of the international
stating that sufficient unions had in
dorsed the candidacy Of John E. Jen-
sen for the fourth vice presidency to
place his name on the ballot.
Three members are still sick, Chris
Holm, who broke his leg in fall
FROM the Kelley How Thomson build
ing last week. is still confined in the
hospital. .>xel Hcdeen is still unable
to work, and Frank Nattila-, is now in
Minneapolis receiving treatment for
nervous trouble. .:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
EAvoRS CHANGE
OF GOVERNMENT
Superior Trades Assembly
Wants Return TO Old Ward
System.

Unanimously, the Superior Trades
and Labor assembly went on record
fayering the proposed change in the
form of Superiof's municipal govern
ment at it's regular meeting held in
the Trades and Labor assembly hall
Tuesday night. Al Brothers was elect
ed to represent the. assembly in any
steps that may be taken looking to the
change from the present commission
form to government by a mayor and
one councilman from each ward, as
provided in bill passed by the last
session of the state legislature.
Mr.. Brothers attended preliminary
meeting for the discussion of the pro-
posed change, recently held at the
Commercial club and explained to the
assembly the provisions of the bill
which was introduced by Assembly,
man r. H. Bradley of this city.
A municipal coal yard is also among
the things desired by the assembly.
Following instructions received from
the State Federation of Labor. q COM
mittee was appointed to confer with
the city commission relative to the
establishment of a municipal coal pile
in Superior. The committee consists
of Samuel Kindberg, Gust Peterson,
w. t. Erickson and ]. B. Campbell.
Another committee was appointed
to look after permanent organization
work in Superior and surrounding ter
ritory, the unionization Of other trades
and the protection of the assembly's
interests. J. B. Campbell was put at
the head o. this committee. Other
members are, Ralph Garter, Walter
Schuetrum and William Carlson.
J. B. Campbell was recommended to
the American Federation of Labor for
the position of organizer.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
WILL ASK AID
OF union men
Local BARRIERS Already Sign Up
Two Proprietlors;; Will Visit
Meetings.

The local BARRIERS union has begun
a systematic campaign to bring all
the shops into the union fold.
Already A. Tesdahl, GIT West Su-
perior street, and J. H. Sullivan, 80
East Superior street, have settled
their differences with the BARRIERS
local. and are now conducting their
places according to the regulations of
the union.
At it's last meeting committee
headed by Secretary Sabel was ap-
pointed to visit the various union
meetings to explain the trouble which
the BARRIERS are having with some
shops. 1t is planned to secure the
support of the different union men.
who are asked to patronize only those
places which display the union shop
card. The officials of the BARRIERS
union feel certain that with such as
sistance it will possible to unionize
all the shops.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
fireman MEETS
::
DEATH At TAFT
Charles Hotter, Member Of B.
Of |. F. and E., Is Struck
By Train.

Charles Hotter, 21O South Sixty first
avenue West, fireman on the Canadian
Northern railroad, was killed near
Taft last Saturday noon, when he was
struck by a passenger train and
hurled about 40 feet, receiving inter-
nal injuries. He died while being
taken to Duluth on a special train.
Mr.. Hotter was a member of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen, and is survived by
his widow, one daughter, three Sis
tiers and six brothers.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon from Our Savior's Norwegian
Lutheran church, Rev. B. L. Opdahl
officiating. Interment was in Oneota
cemetery.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
COMMISSIONER PHILLIPS
SPEAKS TO BRICKLAYERS

One Of the best attended meetings
ever held by the Bricklayers' union
was staged last Friday evening at it's
hall in the West End. President Lili-
lander presided.<
p. T. Phillips, commissioner of pub
lie utilities. made a short talk in
which he explained the workings of
the water and light department.. Much
interest was shown by the members,
who were grateful to the commits
sioner for the concern which he is
nanifcsting for the welfare of organ
lied labor. . IT,. L., i ..s:s.-s- = .,... ~-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
ORGANIZER ROSS OF THE
BAKERS VISITS DULUTH

Herman Ross, international organ>,
lzer for the Bakers union, is in the
city doing some work. for the local
union. Mr.. Ross has been in the
Twin Cities the last few days, and has
an interesting account to tell Of the
street car mems strike there, which
was settled Tuesday.
Organizer Ross attended the inter-
national convention held in Septem-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13

Der at Boston, and stated that in the
three-year period since their last con-
vention, the bakers had taken in
about $500 new members and had
doubled their financial strength Sew
eral of the largest bakeries in the
country have been unionized.
According to Mr.. Ross, the bak-
cries conducted in st. Paul and Dem
YER by the local Bakers unions are
proving a success
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
PHONOCRAPH FOR CITY
FREE READING ROOM

IF. w. How has donated n phOn-
Ograph and $40 worth Of records
for use in the clty's free reading
room and clubrOOm ut Sixth ave-
nue. West and Superior street.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-10-13
Silk and Dress Geeds
0dl(

ONES0 TOJD0-
Rhodesso Crepe-45-inch, heavy,
pure worsted material of extra
weight, in good colors of every
shade for fall wear....................$1.75
Epingle Cord-One of the good
stripe weaves we recommend for
dresses. Very firm and durable
and of medium weight; A inches
wide. All fall dress colors. Sale
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Suiting Serges-Double all-worsted
weaves. Navy blue and other
dark colors; 4s inches wide. $50
44-inch French Serges-Navy
blue, browns, green, wistaria,
beetroot, etc. Sale price. ..$1.75
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
Drt1 Htnrp Krip,

geu gaar SET Igs igiet 1neo be-
tpo1ingsfulbe &an1pe. &uSlano bo1
taget Jig ianrmen, % De rnsiiife Soc
re Il @oIi8ien itorner fren moo
2en1berg UNDER 8ruiiloff og ielpe
&rigsn1inilterel1 Serenity. De bot
allerebe toget nange Suitnoe Son=
ger. 8liDer oe 1aa6an beb, bill BET
EInart fjen0es.
Rrrigerne bar bpret efter Bene-
ala n1eb ct Bon1baroement fra 2uf=
ten og sSta1ienerne igger at gjpre
|@engplo mo grieit; men noget al
|itgrre sDctponng er iffe ffet. Del1
tDlfe &rol1pri11s bar begpn6t ct npt
|sSren1itbo moo 8eroun, 90 8elgien
letter 9aig Dplbig araft poo for
at taee au1bDen Sens ira Spiferne.
Son: cir itaoig imaa %, font Oct
ElDneg itifre, s5remifriot Men noget
ofgjere,1be ct life ffet.
Meb Song &onlta11tins Bprtrejie
% Song MeranoerS Sronbeltigelie
|fom Beni3elos otter til Wagten ]
GrafeltIono. Son er @rpfernes
|sftgrlte Wono og bar 10 tioligere
gjort tit Doerlfe for at ibi1tge 2anoe1
oDer poo .be sIliere6es 5ibe, men
Eube11 Selb, ioet &onltuntin ltaoig
lntte fig i1no6 8e1ti5elos' og Solfets
9n1fer. gen 1r1aa 11an De11te, at Gro
fenlanb inort bill foite fit 2oo ]
gegtTaale1 oe 1ahrrre11 1neo &us.
4a1os gibe gentrdlmagter t1oeet al
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06

er bpb, bill bun faa ll0betalt TIN
n1aaneolige glnpisning, ion1 belloeS
Borigrger iifre6e benoe beo iin Dnt=
tanfe og 1ine lnaa aarlige SSnobeto=
linger. 5
Det fan tnnfes, at en ugift Mano
bli unoorage iig en- Sorpligtelie. al
.oenne Mrt UNDER pet &aaifnb, at
,ban i11tet glnlbor bar for iprgeflebte
&bi11oer. Set ful1oe bog Dere, at Der
ful1be fo1111ne til at paabbile bom ct
1aa6a11t 9l1lbor. Ser fan bore Ell
sMo6er. eller en- 5plter eIer en- an
Sen fjGr fpin0elig 5lpgtl1ing,y ipnl
fl1n6e fon1ne til at bore 59rgeoragt
efter ban, eller 8prn inben So
n1iliefreDien. 81 leber 1tl1oer &ries-
forbelo, bpor ben unge, fienitongtige
Mal1b ltaar iom belit tan berte at
.bliDe falDt lt1loer Gunerne % fonlt11e
til ut la6e fit 2ib poa 8alp1doie1l;
% gafrife lprligt ben eejerbSgjer=
sing, at Soe Deo l1n6er{gge11er bor
pilt fig at ipore til De Sor0rineer,
lonn titles til oeres Selbreb og Sc.
|gemsfraft fpr at fl1l111e opfDloe Be
rcs 1nilifpre Migter, piier, 5ot oe
tan daifaffe iig en- asiurance;
fn1n falt fof11n1e 0ereS effer1abtc
=51agtl1inge til Gooe, bbiS ben, Der
Dor tegnet 2tDsforiifringel fontmer
ii lat Iaoe fit 2ib j @arnpen.
Det aa1oer fprH og fren1melt Dill
at iifre &bia1oerneS og BerneneS
Sre1nti0, bpoo Der iaa ellers 1fef
|lneb os ielD. 2nnbet freezer, at bDer
Mol1o gjpr tin Migt, iiffffe blot ober-
for 2a1n6ct ie11D, men ogiaa oberfor
bent 1on1 bo1t bor= paatoget fig at
forlgrge boa0e i Mutioe11 og Srenl=
fioen, .og ion1 ban oerfor barer &
EMn{Dar oDerfor &.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
Gfjenba baerae / Gait st, 2pnis.

s DogbIooene for aIe Del lRIt
.be nbfprlige geretninger on1 De
s6fjal1oiels sgjerninger, 1om en- Mfel
og Scat fgrit / ngen bleb begauet al
1ufinoer al &bibe moo gegerbe=
folfninge11 gait ct. 2onis, SSll.
Misba11o1inger % Morb gift for ii9
ioo gruiont og iIoa 1tor noitrpf-
ming at mon 11aa gpie alene beo
.ot tnl1fe oerpna. 5parf og 5lag,
|5!abel1 uo'o Su1ene, 5leben / Geb
giel1nen1 @o6erne, SPngni11g, SfDo.
atilg oiD., / set 11et1oelige bar, bbab
Megre u &nn6rebbiS bleb 1t6lof for.
0ber ct Nar Snn6reoe bleb mproet,
% mere en6 6pbbelt }aa 11ange
iooret. Sele Negerfborterer bleb neo=
brel1ot og be 1taffe1s Beboere, Der
bobbe iggt at nn0gaa GR6Iernc
peo at frpbe iantn1en / 6eres @ien1,
11aatte flDgte for lite at inoebr91oe /;
men ioo bleb 6e ifu6t pua fon1 flpg=
tenbe Bilot. Ser bar i1tgen @n6p
nao @ilbifaben Det bor iont 8iloz
oDret bar 1lltppet lgs Dos Meno
og &pinoer, ltnge Biger De Spioe
Ii set belle i itore 5farer.
E Ser rnaa io Dere 11oget, 1ont bar
1igget inbeitangt, og MI font til
|l1obrl16, ct 500 ltben Iige. Spr glu=
Ieoni1gen at noe1e geegre fpo
poo cibile Betje11te og 6rabte een-
tam bpor aalt Set er6 par, Dog fife
bore glar{ag til set, Ser br6o trent.
Set CAB BET lnren0e Sa6 2ltft, og
bctte BRIO iaa ane 5fronfer og ale
6eniDr yDe 5ortes 5rpfbeo %
2oblgsbeo" bleb Der iagt. glf 6or=
boloet er. iualeoes, at Iigt fan ife,
fan NOT gipe @r1no til bange glael=
ier. ,=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06
Morse, % s0iflanb.

Sen tDife 1111berD Danbs bsfrig bar al
Ierebe rebuceret ben norife Sonnage
111eo nnite11 EN- Greoiebel af bDqo
loaa loaa bar fgr s@erige1l ifrioer Mptls:
Eio: giioo.A Der1om bette beoDdrer, betp-
Der oet. en- na1ten fu1olfenoig Sil=
infetgjprelie. al geationenS Sfibs-
fart.
Norge u6fgrer 11u Ell BE- Del
Slit, seSSerl1n1alm og 9ftiiffel til gnq=
ln1b, mebenS Set uof6rer nRlten IN
Ettett5 til Epflanb: Oct er, 1nener mon,
benne aien6Sgjer1i11a, mere eno no
get an6et, iom bar tilTDn6et be .tplf !
Mntoriteter til at forlpge n1eo ben
1erroriItplan at labe tDife Mgenter
lnngle Bomber til gtorge ng ot1z
bri11ge 6en1 pn1bor6t pan norife 5ft=
be ct operlagt Sorfpg paa at til
intetgj6re Norges Sanoelsmarine
"a j las Il
ioa bel 1on paa at ifrRmn1e Mfifi-
berne. og 5g1n9nbe1e.
0pDogel1er1 afs bette tDife &ont=
Eplot til at pDe1pgge 11orife Danpere
beo grploftber ct. netop font1net fpr
Dagen og borsforferoet belle Solicit.
Ma6ene forlanger 0ffentliggjerelie
LAT ollie Softo I 5agen og De 5frtot,
Ser tages for at benleoe Ben tDlfe
&egjeril1gs 9pm9rfio1nbeb paa oe1t.
st gon 5prnngltof er op6aget
ifijult / fu1titige anIitpffer, Der for=
rnpbentlig Hulbe anbringes i 5fibes
gunferfl1l % i Bon1ber foripnet meo
belt iin0rigife MefaniSme. Set er
fommet for. Doge1, at en- &uffert
fnlo af Grploiiper bseb bragt til
ariitia1rio / Sebrnar al Sen @urer
for Oct tDife l1oenrigs arten1ent,
Ebbis officielle 5egl bar paa Suffer
telt &nfferfen bar aoresieret til ben
DerbRrenoe fDife 2egation fog / Sglge
international 8rng llap ben for Tin
oeriggelle.
Otter 0pongelle11 af grploliperne
Ierflareoe ben fDife 2egation, at
anfferten bar beitemt for Si11laltb,
men ingen 5orflaril1g blep gipet
paa, bborfor Ben baboe Daret tilz
[bngebolot iaa lnnge ber. grploii-
Eberne fanbtes a1!le 5lags glrtif-
let, SLATER, &eierboirpe1tne, glDan-
tel, gigaretters % gobof. geo sSorz
E|l)ar ober Mron Gal1tenfals, en- tDT
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ret ! 5orbin0eIfe 11teb 5ogen b1cb
bet irorGmmet, at grploitp %,
| lao ifltloe al1bringes poa Do1npera,
|oer ifuIoe TIC glnerifa.
timber gfterforfnineen al set tp=
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of Der forleoen fon1 en- gen1pt=
fig, ntabg1ao Serre IT'D paa 8olaoS=
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11cren ii. BET iaafolote glas, ter1te
Bet % ia9oe:: SO, 9reoen er
5eool Set er oel1, leg bill babe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-06

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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-08
BEGINS PASTORAL WORK.
Rev. comber Delivered Two Splendid
Sermons at Free Baptist Church.

Rev. Comber Delivered Two Splendid
Sermons at Free Baptist Church.
Two splendid audiences assembled
at the Free Baptist church yesterday
to greet the new pastor. Rev. Fred
Comber At the morning service the
pastor was introduced by Rev. ]. ].
Tatum, a lifetime associate and CO.
worker OF the pastor.
The sermons delivered morning and
evening were highly appreciated and
many favorable comments were
heard at the close of each from those
present.
The evening service was OF an evan
gelistic nature and one young man
came forward(at The close and united
with the cb6rch. Rev. Comber is an
evangelishc pastor and the church
feels thSt 1t has made no mistake in
extending him the call, and they are
looking for great work to be &C
complished during the present ad
ministration.
We feel sure the moral forces OF thu
city will be strengthened by the add
ton OF a man OF Rev. Comber's abil
] ity and force. He has always beef
recognized as such in former fields o
labor.