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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-03

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OF the Herald Dispatch OF
Huntington, West Virginia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
PALMER PRZECIW UWOL,
MENU DEBS'A.
Washington, 8 kwietnia.

Washington, 8 kwietnia. -
Generality prokurator Palmer o.
swiadczyl, re stanie W opozycyi
do wszelkich usiiowan re strony
obroncow Debs'a wyproszenia
ola niego cd PREF. Wilsona u
Iaskawienia. OSwiadczyl rowniez,
re otrzymai kilka depesz z zada-
MEM, ably wstawi} sic "a zasadzo
nym.
,,Eugeniusz Debs ME wnios{
zadnej prosby o uiaskawienie wy
roku sadu ami do PREF. Wilsona
ami tez do prokuratora g~eneralne-
go. Sprawl jego jest tego rodza-
ju, re dopoki sam ME wniesie pc
tycyi, ME jestem zobowiazany
J rozpoczynac zadnych krokow W
jego obronie. Oskarzony byi "a
sadzony ME "a swe poglady po-
lityczne lub ekonomiczne, ale "a
przekroczenie praWa kraJu.
Wystapii on z silna krytka
przeciw amerykahskim sadom i
poprostu wezwal Rad do wyko-
mania mad MIN sprawiedliwosci.
w swej movie pubicznej W Gle
veland tax powiedziai: ,,Nienawi-
DE ich prawa kazda krop1a krwi
W mych zyiach'. Niedawno zaS
temu zagrozil, re jezeli wladze
zmusza go do odsiadywania ka-
ry, natenczas powstanie w kraju
generality strajk. Moi obowiazeb
jest jasny.
Szacunek ola prawa i naszych
instytucyi = OTTO podstawa, ma
ktorej musi sic oprzec prosba c
ulaskawienie. Otwarte wyzywa'
ME i przekraczane prawa oraz
pogrozki uzycia SHY W wystepo'
waniu przeciw administracyi "a,
daja jednej odpowiedzi.
Prawo musi bye szanowane
siuchane. Ably to osiagnac, trze,
ba go nawet siis wprowadzac W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
0P0zYCYA KU uIDzE NARO-
DOW zMN|EJSzA Sic.
zabWzenia StTajkoWe WLaWence, Mass.
lndyanie Meksyka1scy ~Przekraczaja
Granice Ameryka1ska.
Palmer Przeciwny Uwolnieniu Debs'a
Sniaics " Nebraska, South Dakota Colorado.
Ansen Zreforrnrje System Sad6~ N~ojennych
liner Przeciwny Uwolnieniu Debs'a
Snis1ycs " Nebraska, South Dakota Colorado.
.sel zreformuje System Sadov~ wojennych
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

mala grupa policyantow usilowa-
Ia rozproszyc tium, ktory z chwi-
Ia kazda powiekszai sic, strajkie-
rzy poprzestali ataku ma fabryki
/ skierowali go ma policyantow.
CT natychmiast powiadomili swoj
Department., ktory nadeslai silna
rezerwe; przeczytano akt doty--
czacy wzniecania zaburzen. Me
wywarfo to jednakze pozadanego
skutku. Policya ME mogac roz-
proszyc tlumu palkami, wydoby-
la swe rewolwery i poczela stree
lac w strone strajkierow. Ma
strzaly policyi odpowiedziano z
tlumu strzaiami. w pobliskich
domach kobiety i mezczyzni po-
wystawiali swe giowy, trzymajac
w rekach bron. Podczas calego
zaburzenia przyaresztowano oko-
10 dwadzieScia osob.
Poprzednio zawiadomiono, re
dzieci strajkier6w przestana ma
jakiS Gas uczeszczac do szkof a
to wskutek przeciw-strajkowej
dziaialnoSci nauczycieli i nauczy-
cielek. Wczoraj rano zauwazono
PREY szkoiach kobiety w iowa.
rzystwie maiych dzieci, jake pixie
ty.
w d~ystrykcie fabryk tkackich,
kobiety peiniace straz PREY szko-
ZACH, kamieniami mia}y odganiac
PREY szkole zbierajace sic dzieci.
Jeden z przyaresztowanych s"trai-
kierow miai PREY sobie 81 1903 w
gotowce oraz 500 W bondach
wolnoSciowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
Ruch v ~ToWarystWach
IN sTANsLAWOWA.
Tow. Jak6ba Valera p. o.

- Tow. Jak6ba Valera p. o. sw.
Franciszka Ksawerego or. 100 S. p.
WA. odbedzie m~iesieczne p~osiedze-
ME dis wieczorem we wtorek Sgo
kwietnia, 0 godzinie, 1880 wieczo--
rem, W hall zwykiych ~posiedzeh. =
zarazem zawiadamia sic szan. czfon
nk6 re do ~zapiacenia przypada 25c
extra "a rent hall. ObecnosG zadego
czionka pozadana, DO SO wazne SPA
wy do zaiatwienia. = Michal Wa
lensa, pref; ". J.. Stranbe, sekr.
prot, 1887 Holt ul.
- Tow. Polek sw. Apolonii odbe
die miesieczne posiedzenie " sro-
de, dnia ego kwietnia, O godzinie s
W hall zwykiych posiedze6. Obec--
nose wszystkich pozadana, BIO So
wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia. = K.
.Czekaia, pref; M. Ciemniecka, Sc
kretarka prot, 1875 Girard ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
HURLEY UPADA MA
ZDROWIU. :

Washington, 8 kwietnia. =
Prezes wydzialp przesyikowego.
padi ofiara choroby spowodowas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08

GRANGE
~AMERYKANSKA.

Nogales, s kwietnia. - lndya-
ME szczepu Yaqui ~przekroczyli w
niedziele granice amerykanska re
strony Sonora. a Otrzymawszy
wielki zapas amunicyi i broni z
powrotem przekroczyli grantee w
drodze do Meksyku, zdazajac
prawdopodobnie W strone Noga-
les, Sonora. Powyzsza informa--
eva pochodzi cd urzednikow mex
svkanskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
u Weterynarza,

= Macie tn recepte ola waszeJ
krovy: ma pol kwarty lekarstwa do
lejecie kwarte woody. Spamietacie?
= Co ME nam spamietae; te sa-
ma ilos6 woody dolewam do mleka'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08

siwowlosy starzec stanal i O.
Swiadczy}, re jest ojcem czwar-
tego wspolnika rabunku i doda},
re syn jego zgina} podczas waikiki
z Niemcami.
Wszyscy czterech zapisali sic
do wojska W poczatkach wojny.
Pewnego wieczoru, ME pytajac
sic o p%ozwolenie w~}aSciciela, "a
brazil stojacy PREY uicy automobil.
Wiadze policyjne przyaresztowa
iy ich, a sprawe odiozono do u
konczenia wojny.
Wczoraj dotrzymujac siowa,
przyszli do tego samego sedzle-
go i przynali sic do why; w kon-
sekwencyi zostaIi uwolnienl.
Pred ro~zejsciem sic do dom6w,
ofiarowali klerkowi sadowemu
try helmy niemieckie, o ktore
ich prosii, pred wstapieniem W
szeregi wojskowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08

Hraw4s Faady tolsfi agent rea.-
l~oIciowy ogiasss sic " DzIENNIKu
rHICAGpSkIN b0 niejsdnokfetah
prsekonai tA. = t. na3laDiai n
- aAlA0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
oPoZYcYA WZGLEDEM IL
CT NAROD0W ZMNIEJSZA
Washington, s kwietnia.

Washington, s kwietnia. -
Ten, kto pilnie Sledzi kampanle
oponentow ku Lidze narodow,
zauwazy, re przywodcy tel wal
XII powoli ale stale upadaja ma 81
ZACH. Obecne wywody oponentow
sa o wiele siabsze Cd poprzed-
mich, CO najlepiej dowodzi, re gdy
przyjdzie do ratyfikowania pro-
pozycyi, wielu nieprzyjaciol Ligi
przylaczy sic do swych dawniej-
szych antagonistow. o lie oponen
q terazniejsi wystepuja z pewns
krytyka, dotyczy ona mic niezna-
czacych drobnostek, a senatorzy,
ktorzy utworzyli ow round ro-
bin" sami przyznaja, re przyJa-
ciele ich poczynaja sic cd mich
odwraca6, albo gdy przychodzl
do dyskusyi przeciw Lidze, u
porczywie milczec.
Senator Lodge, ME mogac INA
lezc innego punktu oparcia W
swych krytykach, chwycl sic in
nego Srodka wywoiania niezado-
wolenia pomiedzy czionkami Sc
natu. mianowicie, wywolania ME
checi przecim samemu PREF. VIII
sonowi, twierdzac, IL ten przez
caiy przeciag swych prac W Pa
ryzu ME chcial usiuchac rad Sc
natu lub W inny sposob zadowol-
mic go ingnorujac go pc prostu.
Przypomniec sobie nalezy, re
" swoim czasie Senat osrro wy
stapii przeciw bylemu PREF.
Roosevelt'ow "a wysIanie posel-
silva amerykanSkiego ma konfe-
rencye W Algierze. gdzie roz-
trzygnieto sprawe Marokka.
Dwudziestego trzeciego stycz-
MIA. 1906 roku senator Spooner
wygiosii ma temat tego krytycyz-
mu move, w ktorej oSwiadczyi,
re Senat ME ma prawa przeszka-
dzac w zawieraniu traktatow hub
W sprawach dotyczacych sposo-
bu zawierania traktatow z innem
panstwem.
~ZABURZENIA STRAJKOWE
w
Lawrence, Mass, 8 kwietnia.-
Dziesiaty tydzieh uporczywego
;traiku tkaczy rozpoczai sic stree
ANNA ! walka pomiedzy policya
1 strajkierami i ich przyjacioiml'
Zaburzenie powstaio wczoraj
orzed siodma godzina rano, zaraz
DO ~wybuchu bomby W jednyT =
5udynkow zamieszkalych przez
uboga ludnoSc, PREY ulicy New
berry.
Szkoda wyrzadzona wybuchem
Jest maia / zaden z mieszkancow
budynku ME zostal raniony.
Zaburzenie mieli rozpoczac
strawberry rzucaniem kamieni W
strone fabryk objetych strajkiem
i wybijaniem W Mich szyb. Gdy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
w
SOUTH DAKOTA 1
COLORADO.

COLORADO.
Lincoln, Nebr., 8 kwietnia. -
Depesze z Chadron, Seneca i Al
lance powiadamiaja, re Gala pol
nocno-zachodnia Geese Stanu Ne
braski jest pokryta plaszczem
Sniegu ma wysokosc Cd oSmiu do
dziesieciu cali.
w Seneca ciezar sniegu poro-
zrywa} druty telegraficzne szko-
dy So tax olbrzymie, re trzeba by
10 wys}ac specyalne pociagi ro-
botnicze ola naprawy linii tele-
graficznych. Pociagi ma kolei
,,North-W Western" opozniiy sic. w
Lusk, Wyo,, pociagi zupeinie 20
staly zatamowane. w okolicy
Chadron druty telegraficzne W
Wlelu m~leJscach zerwa}y sic. Me
daleko miasta Madison wiatr wy
rzadzi} powazne szkody w zabu-
dowaniach farmerskich. Budynek
szkolny literalnie zostai zrzucony
z swych posad.
Deadwood, S. D., 8 kwietnia.-
Silna sniezyca nawiedzila %tutej--
sza Geese Stanu. Do poludnia
spadio Sniegu ma wysokost dwfe
i pol stopy. Ruch komunikacyjny
powoli u~staje.
Denver, 8 kwietnia. - Pociagi
wychodzace z miejscowoSci ma
poinoc i wschod Cd tego miasta
spaniaja sic o Gale godziny. Snie-
zyca, ktora nawiedziIa tie okolice
W niedziele, zupeinie wstrzymaIa
komunikacye kolejowa i telegra-
ficzna.
w Virgins, Colo, spadlo Snie
gu ma try stopy. w zachodniej
czeSci Stanu Kansas, pociagi zu-
peinie przesta}y kursowac wsku-
tex olbrzymich zasyp6w Sniez-
nych, powstaiych W wawozach,
przez ktore przejezdzaja pociagi.
ANSELL'OWI PORUCZONO
SPRAWE Z~REFORMOWA-
MIA SADoW
Washington, 8 kwietnia. -
Cd dfuzszego juz czasu gazety
rozpisywaly sic o glosnych in
westygacyach, dotyczacych ME
SprawiedliwoSci sadow wojen-
nych. Cd diuzszego czasu trwaio
nieporozumienie pomiedzy ME
ktorymi urzednikami departamen
tn woJny ma temat owyc:l ME
sprawiedliwoSci.
Liczne dowody i przykiady wy
kaza}y owa niesprawiedliwoSc, to
tez ME div, re wielu oficer6w
dobrze myslacych staneio w O.
bronze pokrzywdzonych zo}nie--
rzy, ktorzy niejednokrotnie ma
straszne byli zasadzeni kary "a
male przekroczenta dyscypliny
wojskowej.
Jednym z najwiekszych pre-
ciwnikow obecnego systemu sa-
dowego wojennego byl pulkow-
mix Ansell, byly sedzia g~eneralny
PREY departamencie wojny. On
to lwbrew zwyczajowi. bez zad-
mel bojazni wystqpif przeciw
acknowledgment" systemowi
sadow i z uszczerbkiem ola villas
mel osoby postanowil wziaG W O.
pieke pokrzywdzonych szeregow
cow.
Sekr. Baker, ktory zawsze by}
sklonny do zadowalniania swych
krytykow, czesciowo odpowie-
dial ma zadania oponentow -
przeprowadzeniem przegladu
spraw zasadzonych ~zo}nierzy. -
Podczas tych przegladow wielu
zolnierzy zostalo ulaskawionych
zupelnie a innym zmniejszono Ka
ry naiozone przez srogie sadly
wojenne. Zdawaioby sic, re Gala
awantura skonczy sic ma tenn.
Jednakze stalo sic inaczej.
Puikownik Ansell ME poprze-
stall swych atakow. Postanowil,
ably raz na zawsze postawic sadly
wojenne ma silnych fundamen-
tach, ably raz ma zawsze zrefor-
moWac caiv system I dopiaf swe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08

naj przepracowaniem. Obecnie
przebywa on W St. Augustine,
Fla, gdzie pred tygodniem wy
jechaf ola odpoczynku. Otrzyma-
ma depsza powiadamia, re chory
Jest pod opieka lekarska.
RAEUNKI.W NOWYM
YORKU.
Nowy York, 8 kwietnia. -
Zlodzieje, wiamywacze'i inne tc-
go rodzaju indywidua rozpoczy-
naia ma dobre swe harce W bo-
gatem miescie INowym Yorku.
Otto jednej nocy z soboty ma ME
dziele przyjaciele CT cudzej Was
nosci wiamali sic tylko do Sled
miu kas ogniotrwalych, zabiera-
jac re SODA pietnascie tysiecy do
larow w gootwce. Me dosyc ma
tenn, re ukradli, ale W dodatku
uciekli bezpowrotnie re swym
lupem. Otwarcie to przyznaje po-
licya nowojorska.
Najsmielszego z rabunkow do
konaia pewna szajka ziodziejska,
kt6ra W bialy dzieh wpadfa do
biura handlarza realnoSeiami, "a
brafa re SODA 500 funtowa kase
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
KoB1ETY BoJKoTUJA HAN
DIARY JAJKAMI I
MASLEM.

Salt Lake City, Utah, 8 kwiet-
mia. - Czfonkinie Klubu Fede-
racyi Kobiecej zagrozi}y wszyst-
kim handlarzom masiem i jajkami
bojkotem, jezeli natychmiast ME
zniza ceny sprzedazy ma tych pro
duktach. Ma wczorajszem posse
dzeniu wszystkie niemal czlonki-
ME oburzaly sic do zywego "a
wyg6rowana Gene masla, ktora
doszIa do II centow "a funt, czy-
Ii re w tygodniu jednym cena po-
dniosia sic o diva Gently.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-09-11
CAMULOs CLUB

The picnic given by the Club was
in every way success, alth0 there
was not as many present as was
expected; but il was q jolly and
lively crowd. Bonfres were built
on the beach. over which coffee
was made and weinies roasted. The
ladies certainly furnished a fine
supper and the gentlemen enjoyed
it 10 the full. The young people
wished TO attend the dance, so the
members dispersed AT an early
hour, all voting they had enjoyed
a most pleasant evening.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-09-11
COVE

Ed Earth is credited with being
the champion thresher in these
parts.
DAN the faithful old family
horse belonging to w. c. Holmes,
died in the harness on Tuesday
of last week.
Miss Lacey, principal Of Col,
umbia school, has as her assistants
Miss Olson aud Miss Ross.
Miss Marguerite Madison left
for Seattle on Sunday. She will
attend the Griffin 4 Murphy Bust
ness College. Mr.. Griffin is a cous
in of Mrs. Madison.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-09-11

Mrs. McCarren is improving al
Ter severe spell of heart trouble.
Mr.. Mosher has purchased two
acres of the tract known as the
Peasley property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey motored to
Olympia on Sunday. where they
enjoyed the day.
Mr.. Louis Hofmeister and a
friend from Tacoma were guests
ON Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Sey-
mour Hearst.
Roscoe WILDER has returned
from Canada. He reports having
a fine trip.
The Misses Anderson, who have
spent the summer in their cottage,
have returned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Hayden and
son George of Tacoma spent We'd
nesday of last week with DIR. Cow
den Laughlin and Mr.. Cocks at
the formers home. Young George
Hayden is a student at Shattuck
School, Faribault, Mimi,
The Camulos Club will meet with
Mrs. c. Petersen on Sept. 18th
the first meeting since July. 1t is
hoped that all will attend and
help to start the winter program
right,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricksen are
receiving congratulations over the
birth of twin daughters on Sep
TENDER Bird. The little girls have
been named Ethel and Rose. but it
will be difficult TO tell them apart
they look just alike, and are as
pretty as a picture
Rebekah Lodge had an unusual
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-09-11

Mrs. Th9s. Hodge and daughter
Margaret and Mrs. VIM. Waters
Of llillman City were guests re.
Gently IF Mr. aud Mrs. A. r. Fault
at Primrose Cottage"
Miss Gladys Wilber left on
Thursday for Bellnlgham, whore
She will enter the State Normal.
Mrs. llerm. llofueister has re
turned from Enumelaw to place
her son in school here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Therkelsen
and Mr.. and Mrs. &. Malone mo
tored 10 Tacoma ON Sunday and
visited with friends over Labor
Day.
Forest fires have kept Mr.. Ed.
Jonaschied rather busy of late
also Mr. Ilendrickson has had
trouble keeping fires away from
his house,
j. =. podich WAS in Tacoma ON
Sunday to attend the christening
of the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs Roncevich. Mr.. podich was
named as godfather.
Mrs. simmons and little daugh-
ser spent Labor Day with her pa,
rents, Mr. aud Mrs. Stewart, in Sc
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-09-11

(Rcceived too late for last week
Messrs. Hebble and Dunlap are
erecting silos on their ranches.
Miss Kathryn Hall of Seattle
has been visiting friends on the
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Rodda OF
Seattle visited over the week end
at the parental }. II. Rodda home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Williams
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Thoms in Seattle.
Miss May Turner has been the
guest of Mrs. f. C. Allison for a
few days.
Miss Gleason visited few days
with Mrs. Cheney and Miss Cleo
Cheney at the Ray Miner ranch.
All have returned to Tacoma.
attic. Irene Stewart will remain
with her sister this winter while
attending Burton High.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-09-11

" interesting meeting last Tues
day evening. Among other things
II was decided to celebrate the
Goth anniversary of the order Oh
September 10th with a card party.
The Rebekahs have enrolled sew
eral new members and are organ
izing drill team for entertain
ment this winter.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-09-11

NY eniistng 2aoo0oo0 American concerted move
msn TO ssssae the high cost Of living
and other special pobers Miss Helen Boswell we'll knowa
New York lawyer economist expecting soma aan,s
results Women houakeepcrs the country are To- ash
ner Soeert and provision dealers
QUESTIONABLE row being prepared Tho TO be compiled
and scientific anaysis made " ~ '"'
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-15

That even the republican mem-
bers Of the city council and members
of the republican city and county
central bodies are thoroughly dis
gusted with Mayor Stodden's alleged
TO the Anaconda Copper
and his utter disregard OF
the interests Of the people generally
has developed since it became known
that on last Thursday night Stodden
was haled before an Indignation
of prominent local republi-
cans and was told flatly to either
hew to the mark in matters of pub
lie interest, irrespective of the
wishes of the Anaconda Copper COM
1any u his countrymen friends, or
else "esign.
According to authoritative infor-
nation secured by the Bulletin, the
members of the republican party
locally-that is, all those except
Stodden's officeholders--ha looked
with alarm on the mayors actions
since he was inducted into office
Instead of the good record he was
expected to make in the interest OF
the continuation of the republicans
in control of the city government
leading republicans found that near
ly every public act of the mayor was
in direct opposition to the peoples
wishes.
Accordingly. it is stated, on last
Thursday night the republican mem
heFsaassf@ the oits&eAeouncil together
with members Of the city and COUNTY
central committees and the state
committeeman, met in an office ir
the Owsley block where a stormy
session was had with reference tc
tile mayor. 1t is reported that many
of those present were in favor o.
Immediately demanding that Mayor
Stoddan resign. but that cooler coun
sci prevailed and it was decided tt
refer the matter to State Chairman
Harvey Bliss.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-15

indignant, republicans summon, the
mayor before them and lay down
the law to him.
Mayor Stodden was called and was
ordered to appear before the meet
ing. 1t is stated that when the
mayor, possibly aroused from sleep,
informed of the trend of affairs, he
became highly indignant aud then
real mad. 1t is said that with his
customary "bull-headedness,' such
as he displayed in the matter Of the
Truscott resignation. the mayor inn
politely told his fellow republicans
To journey to a region of perpetual
heat
Finally, it is declared, when the
mayor found that his republican
aldermen had decided to demand his
resignation and that failing to Sc
cure that had made up their minds
to vote solidly with the democratic
opposition in the council to every
administration measure Of the mayor
and City Attorney Clinton, he cooled
off considerably and promised to be
good.
The aldermen are said to have
told The mayor flatly that his visits
to the sixth floor of the Hennessy
tuildng were creating adverse com,
n'ent emong the citizens generally
and that his subservience to the
company and its allies in tlamlner.
camille world was so flagrant' thai
il was sDoiling whatever@chances tllt
republicans ever had to continue in
office over the next city election
He was told that unless he stops
sntagonizing the Consumers league
ard the citizens generally in the mat
ter of his appointments for market
master steps would be taken by The
republicans in the council to forcs
him out of the mayors chair,
Because of the reported agree
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-15
JOURNEYMEN TA|LORs
SECURE WAGE INCREASE

Announcement was made this
morning by Secretary H. Robertson
of the Journeymen Tailors' union,
No. 25, that the demands of the
journeymen for a dollar day in
crease in wages had been granted by
the master tailors and that the strike
of tailors which had been threatened
for October II had been called off.
Under the new scale the tailors
will receive 81 per day, instead of sc
as in the past. Mr.. Robertson was
advised of the master tailOrs' action
in letter from the Employers as
sociation.
The journeymen met on October
1 and formulated demands for the
increased scale The employers
countered with a compromise offer
of $40 per week, instead of the $42
and time and half for overtime de.
manded. The journeymen Informed
the bosses that the union had de-
cided to stand by its original demands
and that unless the new scale was
forthcoming, strike would take
place October II.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-15
'SLACKER' GIVEN.
z O. NJ IN ]. T.EE
SENTENCE
Another Mans Wife Posed
as Arend's Spousesto Save
Him From Going Into
Draft Army.
lBy United Press

Seattle, WASH, Oct. Pleading
guilty to charge Of posing as the
wife of Walter Arend that he might
escape being drafted into the army,
Farris Peterson, IS, was sentenced
by Judge Neterer to serve 20 min
utes in the custody Of United States
marshal. e&
Arend, who is a waiter, didn't get
off SO easily. He was sent to tho
county Jail for six months.
Testimony in the case was to the
effect Arend befriended the girl when
she came to Seattle and found her
alone and penniless. He assisted her
in finding work. They fell In love
and decided to marry as soon, as the
girl could get divorce from her
husband in San Francisco, from whom
she found when it was too late. she
didn't love---and who didn't love her.
But she did love Arend, she. told
the court, and didn't want him to go
to war; so she signed his question
naire as his wife, and he escaped the
draft.
The youth of the girl and. her
mothers loyalty impressed Judge
Neterer, so he imposed the nominal
sentence of 20 minutes, and eau
toned defendant to be guided by her
mother in the future. t
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-15
WOMAN mi SHOOTS At men
BURGLARS; HITS WINDOW

MissGula, Oct. 15.-Burglars hold
no terfors for Mrs. James B. st.
Clair of this city. When she saw
three of them endeavoring to enter
her home last night, did she get
panicky? She did not. Grabbing
her, husbands trusty six-shooter
Mrs. st. Clair pointed the gun in the
general direction of the intrduers,
closed her eyes and pulled the
trigger five times.
The only damage noted was to a
window across the street where one
Of the pellets landed in the frame,
and to Mrs. j. w. Thornburg's feel
ings. Mrs. Thornburg, it happened,
was seated at the particular window
at the time and became frightened
when the bullet struck within two
inches of her head.
The burglars escaped.