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Iron County register., 1917-01-04
New Uemurrage Rules.

representative of the trunk line
railroads Of the state argued ioip,
petition before the public service
commission for such a change in the
aemurrage rates rs will operate 70
more quickly release freight cars
held On siding for unloading.
Under the existing rates. no ex,r,
charges can be m.!tie untfl after carr
nave been held for unloading AZ
hours. Thereafter n charge Of 81 a
car every "a hours is added as demur.
rage. The railroads want the mower
TO add penalties after ears have been
held over the free limit time, ard to
double the dcmurrase charges every
"a hours.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

eaelon1 nosase esaole1sA
olBnDug11 0AonEle1oog easakdl =
eogolAg y eseinaaes uAbs b Chxk
nan Z ". etsohaas e ~ huil1lnl
connissiaa. = . ~ een1 eonpas1n
rwo eoninaat fac4s seanl ont d
relief In ca1nsctipa vith - COO
Aruction. One Il that the vesk vill
be completed within TIE amount
voted By the people. he other d
that not . breath Of scandal has
marred the enterprise.
The work has been done in record
breaking time. The corner stone was
laid June -. 1915. Eishteen montha
later the exterior construction was
finished
There yet remains to be executed
Is per cent OF the carving, 30 per
cent of tho ornamental iron and
bronze. Is per cent of the plaster
work. 10 per cent OF the interior
marble. so per cent of the mill and
carpentry. Is per cent of the interior
glass and glazing. per cent OF the
mechanical and Is per cent of the
elevators.
The plan now in mind by the men,
hers of the building commission is
TO dedicate the building July 4 next.
If tentative arrangements are car.
ried out, Frederick ID. Gardner will
be inaugurated governor in the West
Museum Hall.
The first official act in the new
statehouse will be the signing of Gov.
Majors last message to the general
assembly.
Gov. Gardner will have choice OF
using the temporarily fitted ND suite
IN the new building or he can use
the present quarters OF the executive
o'lice in the temporary statehouse.
IN round numbers the contracts of
the Gill company up to date apgre.
gate s2,9uU,nb0, and on this the com
MISSION has paid a total Of S2,2-.8,.
21lil.
iht Gil contracts do not include
SIcoooe paid by the commission for
ataitionai ground to enlarge the cam
pis, Side,ooo for the construction of
the Foundation, $4,000 for erection
ana equipment Of power house and
SZs,ooo for concrete work on thu. an.
pfoaeh 10 the sonth entrance.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
Confirms kuhs' Decision.

Judge Revelle, in the supreme
court, held that the finding Of Tho
st, Louis circuit court, in ousting
August knhs from the board of edu.
cation OF St Louis. and rendering
judgment against him for sl1. 100
over real estate transaction in
which the board of education Maid
$54'ooo for the property supposed to
ne worth only $4,000, was proper In
all respects, and it was affirmed,
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
Banks Save lakes.

The st. Louis banking institutions
VIII save approximately s2s0,OOO in
their taxes this year as the result of
the decision Of the supreme court up.
holding the assessment of their capi.
fal stock and surplus at so per cent
OF Its valuation instead Of 20 per cent
which the st. Louis board of eonaliza.
ton attempted to apply.
The decision of the supreme court
m this case. according to Frederick
N. Judson, Of the law firm of Judson
Green & Henry, which represented
the banks in the litigation, is of far.
reaching importance and notable
contribution to the law II taxation IN
this state.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
MUCH in LITTLE

Berlin Inns registered ,07,D00 allen
residents.
Bessie Arnell. II Chicago nurse. re.
Gently received n $MO,OOO b,ancst in
t'le viii Of an aged woman she once
nursed.
4 strike of undcrtnkers took place at
Liverpool. England, recently.
a party about to lcnve Buenos Aires
to explore ., Ilttle.known region OF
south An'srica cxitects to study i,,,cl,
q the country from altpIanes.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
kfter Or. FIN.

1t has become known that prpngr3
flors are under way in the beard oj
curators Of the Missouri state uni.
Nerslty to appear before Governor
. eject Gardner and committees of the
Missouri legislature TO combat an or.
ganized fight Oh nr. A. Ross Hill
president OF the university, aud a
possible curtaiiri,a. Of appropriu.
lions TO the university.
Governor.elect Gar,inar's prnposcfl
repeal OF the collateral inheritance
tax law. the entire proceeds of which
go to the state university, and his ad.
vocacy OF the enactment Of n general
inheritance tax law, all of which
would 30 IL the state treasury, does
not met with the approval Of the uni
versity authorities
Under such ian' the ,ujy,rsi,v
would get no money except that an.
propriated by the legislature, which,
IT is feared, would mean that, If the
university got anything, it would be
compelled to maintain lobby al
Jefferson City during the session oi
the Legislature Many years ago the
university lobby was one of the most
pernlcious at the capital. Largely
with the idea Of doing away with this
lohhy former Gov. Lon V. Stephens
urged the collateral inheritance tax
to 90 TO the university.
"A legislative fight involving the
university is anticipated By members
OF the faculty. Ii e known that a de-
fermined attempt will be- made to
force the board OF curators to ousf
the president, Dr. A. Ross Hill and
that his opponents in the legislature
are prepared TO 20 to the extent of
fighting all appropriations for the
the university until such time rs the
board will agree to get rid of DR.. Hill
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
Wouldn't Encourage the Plants.

Whit have you nice tOdayY" aske,l
tho lady entering the grocer's store.
I'VE have some very nice ppc.
plants" replied the man IN The white
apron.
You know ! belong TO the nssocIa.
tion that Is boycottIng everything In
the way of eggs, so cannot con.
sc'en'ious'y have anything to do viii,
the iy.ln.g." '
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
C.1ssed rs "politicisn."

congressman Jacob T.. Moeker, Re-
t'oplicah, representing the tenth dis
'rict, il still classified as 'politj.
can IN Secretary of State Roach's
roster OF Missouri officials. This
o'aaSl'sca''on il the same az was Civ.
Ell hlm on his election two wears ago,
M"eker Is the only Missouri con.
&lesshan so classified, most of :nem
h"'AG listed as lawyers. He was for
merry minister of the Congregation
al Church.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
Securities Checked Tn.

me states securities held in ST,
Loas were examined by a special leg.
islatlVe committee composed of State
SENATOR John =, Morton of Richmond,
Representative Richard c. Correl, Of
randolph county and DR.. A. c, Rick.
hoif' the newly elected representative
from Usage county.
EVERY item checked up to the pen.
ny according TO Senator Morton.
Inc committee has also eyamined
the securities held in Kansas City,
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

10 replncc thc usunl e,elc,a o,d
no"Ns ol shoes n German hns Invented
c"sps that fold down fiat when s,,oo.
s.r'nss ''re passed around them ana
drawn tight. w.
!, lral'so'ns can be raised nhd lowered
nNe w'ndow slmde with device uu
oregon Inventor has patented.
most Most Of the lend mined IN tho Gated
states ~ sincItcd In three stni-....Ai,s
sc,iri, Idaho and Utah. N
4. The largest hens cge. arc produced
!. y slanchuria. = I those weighing ons.1Ixth
g 9 pound being commos \ ID B
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tas.eless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as Gen
eral Tonic because it contains the we'll
known tonic properties OF QUINlNE and
IRON: 1t acts on the Liver, Drives out
Malaria. Epriches the Blood and Build,
up the Whole System. so cents.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
Ancient Iron Mines.

Italian guns are being made of iron
taken from mines in Sardinia which
were utilized 1000 years ago by the
Romans MS Il source Of ore to help arm
their legians, and the guns are being
used against nations whose tribal for.
bears the Romans often fought,
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
unexpected cstcs.rcphe.

var Lord-+LorI General commuh.
de' what's BECOME Of il,nse A,,uzon
corps Tint were 10 be 80 well ca,ipted
for Joining our forces?
Troubling Cominnhder---I,lease your
mn'"s'y. when they were ordered m.
TO- action wc found they had used up
M their powder op their noses. :
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
The Ruling Passion.

lie ms light us you can on me,
Judge
Twelve montiis."
Couldn't you fix 1t so could he
out IN time to see the world series next
ycar?
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
"ss4si
Oemoc ratie aaIlv,

'dsW HdIIy.
call was sent ont by the Demo.
crauc state committee for a general
ra'iy OF the leaders in jefferson CITY,
Jan. > Senators Stone and Reed
ana other party leaders Of note viii
attend. ""'
Ever Democrat in the state ia
urged 10 attend the meeting.
inc state committee will mos,
nera men. As this meeting will
take p'ac- The day following tho IN.
auRufalion OF Col. Fred y. Gardner
as sovernor, II is expected tha, tacre
VII DC large gathering.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
Military Ball Is or

Ihere was no annual military bail
NJ the governors mansion the night
o' Jan |. Adjutant,General O'Mcara
stated that the ball had been declared
or because so many of the members
of the national guard are out of tho
STATE. For the last 80 years this
oall has been held on New Year,
night.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
No One Left.

Masistrate~-This man wns n stra1l-
ger to you, Then why did you pick
Il quarrel with him?
keHy--4atl my friends Is away on
their holidays. London Answers.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
New Labor Commissioner

Gov. Major has appointed william
n. Lewis Of Scott county labor com.
missioner Tor a term expiring June
- 1919. vice John T. Fitzpatrick of
kansas CITY, whose term expired
June IA. 1876.
For several years Lewis has held
q cIerkship In The office OF the see.
retary OF state. Ho also Is The owner
sof Democratic newspaper nj Ben.
ton. Scott county In 1899 he s.ryed
An the legislature irom st. Francois
county and vas The author Of several
labor laws.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
Couldn,t &c

is nc u composer of classical mii.
sic?'
Il think not, can pronounce his
name. .--Brnwning's Magazine.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
>. J. ! \ : J.
Gardner Said 10 ravor Mnr...

aohn p. Morton, candidate fo, nr.,.
ineht pro tenn. Of ,hc Missouri senate
~ declared here to have tho ca..
On senator Robert McClintic In tho
race for senate honors, by reason =,
'he faet that Col. =. y. Gardner. GOV.
,fhpt e'ett. har a'tasdy horored Me-
ION wi!h unusual distinction by an.
pointing ftm to the various Gardner a
problems. - ''a'' "N
Morton. Il u pointed out, has n,
.ns .,,.,,'nAa marks of bearing tho euysrnos's
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
pIaohanoua.

annta--f'm afraId ri have 10 ret
y stronger glassea; ] can hardly ne
tnese thin stockings the slrls. ars
wearing 1vxadays l--Puek. ~ y
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

THIS Is THE AGE or YOUTH.
You will look zen years younger If you
darken your ugly. grizzly. gray hairs BY
using LA Creole" Hair DRESSING. ADV.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
Jobs in Sight.

PolHlcians are busy making slates
ana guessing at who are to mi 10
various important offices within the
g'1t N the incoming governor. How.
even. nc has let II be understood that
the slogan This year win be economy
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
asudSsn Deathr Mys..ry.

Ss Acoroncr's jurr has returned yer.
Dict that !. X. Reynolds Of Clarks
burg, Mo-, who was found dead upon
the street here Christmas night,
csine to his death at the hands 81
ssss'x0f,c party Or parties unknown"
dt was first believed REYNOLDS
death waa xuc to heart disease or
;apcpIexy. but nm examination OF his
4 l44sad revealed the n,arks Of what
I y llsd IN have been two blows above
a l{f9e "a Y y 1stead. Reynolds was 8e years
M "a st0ppsd At the capital pa
Iron County register., 1917-01-04
No Ellis for Awhile.

No Ellis for Awhile.
II Is aaid that the present intention
F." tne leaders here is that no bills
VIII BE- introduced in the legislature
unth the inauguration festivities are
Oyer.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

Hazel Calcutt, a young man of War
renshurg,' is dead. and Theodore lay
strom of Sedalia is dangerously i'll as
the result of oseruoses of Il drug.
Ihe men were found IN the washrooln
O. a pOol hall,
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

A terrific explosion Of dynamite on
the Monroe street line at Springfield
wrecked a street car and broke win
dows in homes for a radius of several
blocks. The car was hurled from the
track and the motorman and conduc-
tor injured by flying glass. Two pas
sengers aboard the car were unin-
jured. The perpetrators of the dyna.
hitting escaped.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

Joseph A. O'Day. Il retired business
man of Springfield, died at desk
at The court house in Springfield after
signing a $4,000 check involving a real
estate transaction. He. was SO yesrs
old and the father of Paul O'Day, pros.
ecuting attorney elect Of Greeae
county.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

John McGuffin, an early resident of
Saline county, is dead at his home at
Arrow Rock. sixteen miles east Of
Marshall. He was born there in 1914.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

Alexander 0nves. 70 years old. an
sx-Confederats soldier. and . brilliant
attorney. is dead AT his home in Lex
inston. He was born In Mississippi.
left school Ia Join the army at the
age OF Is and at the close Of the war
entered the University OF Virginia.
from which he graduated in 1863. AZ
ter leaving college he came to Lexing.
ton. where he engaged in the practice
OF law until the time of his death.
During the war he served under Cen.
eral Forrest
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

When Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy train struck motor truck at
a grade crossing at st. Joseph, Sam.
uei Nhaley. so years old, driver of the
truck. and William Wild, s., a col
lector, who was with him, We're in.
stantly killed.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

Mrs. DeliIah Shanbs, born in Ken.
lucky and a resident of Sedalia for
more IMAM fifty years, is dead, aged
"a years, She is survived by a son,
BUD Shanks. and daughter, Mrs
Lillian Bueker, both of Kansas CITY.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

Ihe farmers about Centralia have
formed an association TO buy coal and
provisions in bulk lots and also to shin
i've stock, About twenty such clubs
have been formed in Boone and Au.
drain counties
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

Miss Cora Seasc, 81 years old, mem
ber Of wealthy family. drowned her.
self in It bath tub, at her home in
Springfield recently, while temper.
arily deranged.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

Charles +. Carter, state senator from
'iark county, regarded as the dry
leader OF the upper branch of the Mis-
sollri Legislature. said recently he ha,
received several requests to present ;
pi'l providing for statutory prohibition
Tor Missouri, excepting the city of 81
Louis, and that he may take sucl
action.
Iron County register., 1917-01-04

Inc high cost of print paper was
given as the reason for the suspen.
s!on' after January l, of the nemokrat,
a ST. Charles German daily, one of the
oidest in the state. Col. J. II. Dode
mas published the Demokrat since
1867.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

trust, dated the 18th day Of May. lsdS' dS
Of u" the r records in the ofiee Of the CLERK
and Recorder Of the City and County Of
PsSe In an dnd tSG tss CITY and
County Of Denver, Colorado, the follow !;
ing described real estate in the City and
thirty two (Se) feet Of Lots Twenty COZ,
Twenty one CD. Twenty.two l2l: Tween
iington Heights Addition to Denver. which
deed of trust was made to secure the
payment Of his promissory note OF even
date with said deed OF trust. for the sum
OF Twenty-Five hundred dollars o!ool
payable to the order Of The International
anT as Which SH Mas 'ns Extended sd to the Eth day
of May. 1917, after the date thereof. with
interest thereon at six per cent per
per annum after maturity, interest pay
able semi-annually, as is more particularly
set forth in said deed OF trust, reference
to which is hereby made for greater GER
Whereas. The said Charles H Sellers
and all persons claiming by. through or
under him having defaulted in the pay
ment OF the principle sum Of said 1 note,
sether with the interest thereon at the
il, 1910, and ten per cent, per annqm after
the legal holder OF said note. having elected
on account OF said default to declare said
note %om anrr a1s and Ht Pss @fen
Of Paul L. wooiston, the legal holder, of
said note. pursuant to law. !, the under
signed, Public Trustee in and for the
City and County OF Denver. Colorado, do
hereby give notice that will at the hour
OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
MONDAY, JULY -, 1917,
at the fremont street front door OF the
Court House. in the City and County OF
Denver. Colorado, sell at public auction, to
the highest and best bidder for cash. the
said described premises, and all the right
title and interest OF the said Charles IL
Sellers his heirs and assigns therein, for
the purpose Of paying the principle sun
Of said note amounting TO Twenty nNs
hundred dollars (Se5ooool, together with
the interest thereon at the rate OF six pei
cent. per annum from the nth day OF
November. 1916 to the 1sth day OF May
1917, and ten per cent. per amman there
after. and all the Indebtedness secured
by said deed Of trust. and the cost and
expenses Of executing this trust. and will
deliver to the purchaser certificate OF
sale as provided by law.
Dated at Denver. Colorado, June ~, 1911
WILLIAM H. MALONE,
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County OF Denver. Colorado.
First publication June -, 1917.
Last publication July 81. 1917.
(Pubiished in The Denver Labor Buletin)
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-14

to win over his associates to his be-
liefs. Every man has fair chance
to preach his views, no matter how
unpopular they may be.
Nowhere does one get more pa
tient hearing than at a labor union
meeting. Here. too, he learns the les
| son of subordination to the wills of
others. He learns the value of team
work"-of cooperation.
In the labor movement the working
man learns the lesson of thrift. Rare
ly does a trade unionist apply to or
ganized charity or any other form of
charity for relief. 1t is easily pos
sible to talk about the value of the
trade union as a force for temperance
One can easily make n strong argu-
ment in this direction. The question
of the education and the Americana
ing of the Immigrant must be dis
cussed in favor of the trade union.
| Child labor, the sweat shop. unsani-
tary conditions in shop and home. are
all questions concerning which trade
unionism need not be ashamed to
speak.
/ Having clearly established these
points, it will be easier to discuss the
measures thru which these ends have
been and shall be secured.
I An intelligent presentation of the
broader work of organized labor must
win to its support the thousands of i'm
partial people whose Endorsement will
be of great value to the cause.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-14
TALKING POINTS FOR UNION LABOR
BY THE REV. CHARLES sTELzLE.

In arguing for the value of trade
unionism. the average friend of organ
lied labor frequently makes the mis-
take of discussing questions which are
debatable, and concerning which there
will probably always be difference. of
opinion. No doubt these debatable
questions have their place in a full
discussion of trade unionism, but for
the sake of n better understanding of
the aims and objects of organized la
Dor, it would seem to be more tactful
and more logical to first talk about
what it has accomplished.
There are many matters with which
organized labor has to do, concerning
which there can be absolutely no dis
putc. Trades unionists would make
more friends for their cause among the
public, il they presented more fire.
quently the ethical value of their or
CARNATIONS.
For instance. one might proclaim the
fact that labor halls have come to be
important social centers. Here help
full lecture courses on moral and econ
omic subjects are frequently given.
The labor press has its educative value,
Many of the labor journals, especially
those published by international un-
ions, give courses in technical train
ing.
A genuine moral uplift comes thru
the regular meetings of the union. be-
cause man must present his facts in
a definite convincing form If he hopes
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-14
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Anderson
the boycott lifted from the Colorado Ice and Complied
Resolution Gommi favorable resolution of Pa5e Gray
Day
general celebration would be held this park He also stated that
Denver 10IF % B D b In te tbs e % 5 d n tte fets IA @ an % M
anwho knowth
made that the of the DsnyeE Trades and Labor
The Bulletin printing this unjust untrue and misleading article and
I eas @ "o h article I @ Question: The
NOMINATION OF OFFICERS.
that all salaries of officers the
delegates the State Convention Boulder
following the months
pres ssssdla; III pgT9s n1;sr Epg9sss Fts & Sg 10
p Rodeers Press Assistants No j.
READING ek~R I1~derbaek Bakery
orsanizerMEdward Anderson BARRIERS No POS.
Librarian D. X Armstrong; Leather Workers No 25
Ba Boot sas sad Shoe Ve Wsers wSE' % @ No. %
eS s Bn % %oen No 5s ssa sm d ores % fainte %
State Federation Fred Vessel Bartenders No
thornton Bookbnders No 'N'''e"' "'''N
they have delegates the Of the Assembly
Bakery Bakery WORKERS Ne 2s s that ~a:asf 5 5 ] = S r @ S
& 1 % was s as dsTn 3 c nG S ssy Tsn to and sm
the Assembly for if need be Request
Brewery wokerDegate Koch the Brewing
matted milk take
reported
sa'1 p al''
attention their laundry in shop
and all delegates attend social be held Friday
NEW BUSINESS
up eea M r int building ssf asnsa sa % s ss
RODGERS Secretary.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-14
oEE1cIM Denver MNUTEs
Trades&LaborA Assembly
MINUTES
MEETING OF JULY 8, 1917.
OFFICIAL.

Denver, olorado,
called
Minutes of previous meeting and accepted
RECEIVING CREDENTIALS.
Chairman Miller
credentials and
Stabemen Helpers
129 49; Steam
Hosting
obligated.
BOARD DIRECTORS REPORT.
detailed
eliminated recommendations
the report with
recommendations
putth Assembly a goodf fin
Assembly which had
to nsw
behalf of Retail Clerks
NJ W. District To- filed Labor
all
that Labor Assembly favor Labor Day
National Publicity filed Central Federated Union filed
acknowledgment
of Nkwar
instructed and that labels be wed neces
Delegate Coumbne which
is a o product had with the label sewed
following bills allowed
Colorado State Federation of Labor capita April May SOC
balance local 500
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-14

II you want job printing in a hurry
call up Tie Bulletin office. Phone Iain
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-14
GIRVIN FURNITURE & AUCTION
II4l-la3S welten Ssrsss

Gas and coal ranges, all sisss and styIss
tconnecdns free). refrigerators. hitchsa
cabinets. round dining tables, leather
beds. dressers chinoniers: bookcases, L.
brary tables. rockers; new and used rugs
and ONCE furniture. all thess at prices
within your neans, CASH OR CREDIT.
AUCTION SALES OF HOUSE FUR
SlSHlGS DAILY. p. N Your used
furniture bought for cash or taken In
trade on any artcle- Phone Main SooI