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WANTED Two men, one to tray, one
to shake and haul prunes. Phone. 65
FIJI. s. S. Arnold, Rt. a.. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-03

WANTED To tease a 5 or 10 acre
8 tract with chicken houses for 800
to 1000 chickens. Rt. 6, box ", J. p.
kirkpatrick. S-zo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-03

FOR SALE Ankerhoth separator,
nearly new. Phone 32F2. a "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-03

WALL PAPER Is cents per double rch
upward. Buren S Furniture Store.
l70 Commercial. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-03

ASH wood for sale. Phone 31F11 af-
ter s p. m. s-o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
ny HARRY g.. GORDON.


~ We" NJ IN" i''t mat the RihIi"
ihe'ter n showing tho famous ~ "
Griffin producttnn ~, "IIc,rts NJ
tho ,v,r,,, .,,, -.,.,-s
'''N "'" ~ '"'''''H'''
Tor toui-day run. ! feel II my
duty 10 make this statement regard
inc the ric,u,e
''''"s "''"V 'ohh''l'd WIN 'he
Iich'i0 or the World' Covpany Tor
the past Acar and us.gseiatoi with tic,
,or,.r,, - IN a.
|"'" ~ INV
''''"'' in "II N' lhrE'\ 'lll"s, whcn
II was shown at 81 so for the hest
scats having scor. ,bc. ,tr,,ro .,,,o,s
-, r,,o. -, IL, ~. ..,.
''''''' "'" ''''h '''''"''r VII"
every scene I'm H. ! wish 10 say that
Hearts ~ the World" noyt'ivolv is
No, IN ,,,, so,so , ",,.,r ,t,,,,.. p,
'' '"'''
an" u ~ not proper TO ad\'rNse II
hs war picture
Hearts OF tho world, ,s grs,t
r,,a d.. ,-,i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
R0SEHlll ROAD TO BE
COMPLETED IN TWO WEEKS

e q. FRYE head Of the contract
ing iirm which was awarded ,nu
tract Tor building the trrt Ian of
county hard surfaced road. ~ from
Tulsa to Rose I'm cemetery an.
nounced Monday night thnt tho new
highway viii be completed within
two weeks
one mile of the road has hc,n
huilt and WORN Is progressing rap.
idlN Frye In Justly proud of his work
az II has been cited 10y some OF the
best road authorities 5n tho country
as one of the best hard surfaced
roads over constructed Spccial rep
rescntatlcNs Of the Portland Cement
company have hccn watching prog
ress on thr Job and state that it viii
stand AS "A highway after which the
entire west may model Frye ~
pects To begin work on the sand
Springs branch soon after compile
tion OF tho Rose ilill lob
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
|0Kl AHOMA CASES
ARE PASSED ON
,o>-rryr-rp FRO MPAGE ONE

cov-rNI-ED FRO MPAGE ONE
o,..- ~ nroyido for Indian children
sa,, 70 allotted citizens after the
Hts when the right to receive an
,iIotment Of tribal lands no longer
existed. t,. e,o,o.
The case of the United states
x.,sns suda Reynolds was reversed
"A renandcd IN "A deCIon by Jus
~ pitney This Caso was from the
h rit,d states court for the western
S.a,rict Of oklahoma and the dccl-
son TO-DAY upholds its verdict and
,,yer.s and remands that OF the
eighth circuit court
Cauaius Tyner. one or the he'rs
\, sella Warrington, deceased
~,nber Of the absentee Shawnee
| nm. attempted to convey her nn-
divided eleventh interest TO suda
Reynolds.
The court dismissed for want OF
wr,sdIc,ion the case of the United
s,atns Fidelity a Guaranty 20.
y,rrIs the state OF Oklahoma. This
su case IN which the state won
us suit to recover $4,000 deposited
in Inc Columbia Bank & Trust Co,
Of oklahoma City, which failed In
400. The fund was secured ny a
\Gppository fund executed by the
Il Aranty company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
One Girls and TUO
SuitOrs Cause of
All This Mirup

In municipal court Monday
afternoon Henri Won Rrussc!,
alias Frank Smith. who was ar
rested by Detective BRAINS sun
day night on East Third street
alleged TO have threatened the NE
OF Joseph sawyer local Carpcn-
ter. was fined SIS and sentenced
TO 10 days in the city jail by Judge
Warren
On the expiration OF tho sen
fence Brussell will he turned over
TO the federal authorities In let
ter received hv the police Monday
Afternoon "A sworn statement rs
made by Joseph Smith that his life
was threatened nv Rrusscl. when
Brussel was arrested, after IL
inch bar Of iron was taken from
him, he made the statement 10 the
police that he would XIII smith
when he was released. the police
say. Il Is thought by the police
that tho trouble is a rcsul, ~ a
love affair. and that the hand ot
one girl Is sought by both par
ties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
BANK NEWSPAPER WILL
REACH INTO NEW FIELD

after Three n'clock tho innova-
tion In publications which was given
birth by the First National bank. Is
TO be used as medium to advise
the smalled banks OF the state any
country OF credit conditions and
status OF customers as well as 10
reveal the operations OF check
raisers and forgers II the plans OF
y. ID. Bailey. editor, are adopted.
Upon appearance Of tho first is
sue After Three O'clock met with
popular favor with the banking in
stitutlons and larger bank puhlica-
tions OF the southwest and many
letters of congratulation received by
Bailey indicate. II Is also proposed
to enlarge the scope OF the litllc
weekly and publish editorials on
banking by some OF the leading H.
nancers OF the city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
AGAIN THIS MORNING
BOOSTERS GET AWAY
s Journey WIN Take Tulsa
pA,ino-s Men Through Oh
District Of state.

,o han 100 Give wire po"H'c''
80 This morning at I ociocN
n, Midland VALLEY. on d -
|.on, trip through the Usage ne
..Oa.,s, special will go from Tulsa
p,uhuska on the Midland valley
., tho Midland Valley to Ne
over 10 RartlcsNille on the
Katy. and return to Tulsa on '"e
Santa Pc -. a..
rro,t cnthuslasm ia being dis
.,,,sd both hy the visiting boosters
.,a hy their hosts, many OF me
-u,. and towns to he visited making
,o,o-os,ins preparations for the en-
,.,,,ipmcnt Of the Tulsa tradesmen
fnnchcon will he taken Mt raw
.L, where the boosters VIII ne
,t 0Hn real, home-cooked
I.,.r n, M, ladies' committee OF
I AoW" 100, commerce, followed
,pto nile ride over that city,
o. .,Ics, Nts advised Tulsa that
* TO entertain the
In stvlc. while TO Col
.s,Gle s.'r,ol children VIII FORM
,sr.ntion committee to greet tho
t.. c,tension men at their sta
| uou .,. n, ,o,,,r. In
| ,ssg, Nation will be visited IN
WV course Of the days journey;
rn-,oy 10 minutes. Speery. 20
,,,,utos Sklaiook. one hour; AVan''
., minutes. Righeart 80 minutes,
xhu.ka. two hours. Nelogany' 10
.r,cs UHrtlesville, one hour,
.hele,a, ~ minutes, Ramona, IL
',,es, vera. 10 minutes; Collins
AN, 40 minutes. Owasso' >
,nr,cs arriving In Tulsa at 7;lO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
SINCLAIR, LIMA, OHIO,
BANKER, IS NOT DEAD
FIRST Report of His Sudden Death
While I'm Route Home After
Business In Tiilsu Proves falSc.

Stricken with apopoplcNy while en-
route to his home IN Lima, ONO,
af.O several days business stay here,
J n Sinclair Ia seriously III At his
home. according to Geographic In
formation received by The. World
yesterday Following the Appropriate
stroke trainmen wired to Cincinnati
that the wealthy banker Of Lima had
died, and this report later was sent
to his home, Yesterday doctors held
but little hope for recovery.
Mr., Sinclair is an officer in a trust
company at Lima, and had been In
Tulsa for some time on business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
Ono Rcd Cruiser Inri

COPFNHhGEN Nav lD--The
Politiken Helsingtors correspondent
says that five holsheviki cruisers and
three British light cruisers we're In a
naval engagement In the gult Of Fin
land Sunday and that one holsheviki
cruiser was sunk with nearly its
whole crew. Another was driven
aground on the Esthonian coast.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20
|BONDS FOR COURTHOUSE
VOTES IN CRAIG COUNTY


yINITA, Okla, May l9,-Twenty'
tro precincts out OF 80 In Crais
county today voted 2S92 against
~ in tho fi5O.O0O bond election for
/, new courthouse and soldier memo
raj The principal opposition was AT
Wslch and Blue jacket, where papers
toyht the bond issue. The tota
vSp will probably he more than -four
to one. Bupree and Fairgrounds pre-
cHcts gave a unanimous vote for the
bonds Plateau. kinnison. Fields
Welch and Rluciacket were the only
precincts registering majority
against bonds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

COPENHAGEN. May l9,-Lettish
guards have occupied Riga and have
sIecuted most Of the bolsheVihl
, commissioners today, according to
on announcement made by the Let
uh Information bureau here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-20

WASHINGTON, May 10. Am
rcuncemcnt was made here today
MAT expected transport arrivals In
rude ls ships bringing more than
1000 officers and men from over
teaA
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-17
WILL VISIT SISTER
At PRICE. UTAH
iNsTALls MILL
AT HIS PLACE

c. B. Merris has purchased from
r. ID. Flippen the mill which he has
operated on Lincoln Park and is hav-
ing II Installed at his warehouse,
Ninth and River streets. The mill
will produce whole wheat -four. grind
feed etc. Mr.. Merris plans to do
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-17
The Dixie Claim
Bonded and Leased

NJ. A. Mills and associates Of Canon
City, have bonded and leased the
Dixie claim in the Ophir Creek min
ing district.
The terms of tho bond and lease,
which were executed Monday evenint {
Of this week. are as follows: &
The lease to run for term Of two
years; rs days work of development
to be carried on monthly during the
life OF the lease.
Two thousand dollars to BIO paid the
owners at the end of the first year.
and the balance of $4,000 to be paid
over at the expiration OF the lease. or
the property with all Of the improve
ments to revert to the owners.
Should pay ore be uncovered and
shipments made, the smelfer receiv-
ing the ore is to pay the owners Of
the property 10 per cent Of all ore
running from $40 to $50. Fifteen per
cent Of all ore running from $50 TO
$76 and &c per cent on all ore running
3l0g. and IS per cent on ell ore rum
ming over 800. :
The owners Of the property are ex-
Marshal Hunt ons-Quartsr inteKest !;
I'd spa'ding. 0ne-quaster interest: A.
3. kcrall, onsquarter interest, Whfls
Clay @psl1fng. con 81 ~ end Mn.
fSproes 1anshtef n Neral eeeh told
~ ~ IN. h y ~ ~ ~ n y v 4 ~; III. n
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-17
Nine Year Old
Florence Girl Strays
from Home days

Florence, July 11,-Minine Miner.
aged 9, who has been missing from
her home at 221 East Main street
since Tuesday morning. was found
Thursday morning in West Florence
playing with some children. The lit
tie girl was sent to the butcher shop
by her mother about $3.50 Tuesday
morning. and nothing more was seen
or heard OF her until found. She
-states that she has been sleeping out
doors at nights and that her meals
In most part. have been Of green ap-
Dlss. which are exceedingly plentiful
1t this time Of year. The little girl
has habit OF running away from hsr
home, but Ills u the 1rst time her
stay has besn sueh prolongs1 ons
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-17

L. a. GiatZelf was called 10 Salida
yesterday on account of the serious
illness OF his father. who has been
at the Rio Grande hospital for some
time.
HAS RETURNED FROM
SALT LAKE CITY VISIT
Mrs. L. A. Glatzell. who was called
to Salt Lake City about three weeks
ago on account Of the illness OF her
mother, returned to Canaan City a few
days ago. accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. E. o. Baxter. After few
weeks visit here. Mrs. Baxter will go
to La Junta. her permanent home.
STREAMS GOING
DOWN SAYS JONES
Water Commissioner d s. Jones OF
District No. IL states that streams in
the district have been rapidly reced-
ing for the past few days on account
of the continued cry weather The
Arkansas river was carrying 1900
cubic feet a second yesterday at the
gauge In the Royal Gorge. There
have been numerous rains. but the
run-off has been large owing to the
dashing character OF the storms. The
range In the Cripple Creek section Is
unusually good. for 1t seems that the
storms in that locality have been fire.
quent and heavy while other sec lions
have not been so fortunate. The
farmers of the county are busy har-
yesting the wheat crop. whic., is re-
ported TO be exceptionally good.
FRUIT GROWERS
PASS RESOLUTIONS
After an orchard inspection tour OF
the Canon City fruit district by rep
resentative fruit growers. the follow
ing resolutions and recommendations
are made regarding the use of miscl-
be oil for leaf-roller spraying. Be II
Resolved. "a That It is the con-
census OF opinion OF the undersigned
fruit growers that the use OF miscib'e e
oil for leaf-roller spraying has given
good results. (2) That for the vel.
fare OF the fruit industry the leaf
roller pest district making use Of mis-
chile oil compulsory. should be con-
tinued as provided by the state law.
Signed: F. c. Wright. w. 8. Post, NJ.
z. Snow. John Weinheimer, A. r.
Hubbell, John Devivier, w. H. Will
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-17

iiams. George Fridley. George Newell.
N. Kissinger. c. ". Hodgin. Phil Sher-
idan, ]. s. .Kiskaddon. N. b. King, W.
w. Plummer. F. ]. STEERS, E. E. Dun
lap. A. w. Lucas.
The Minority Report.
We, the undersigned parties. state
that we have made careful test by
marking live leaf-roller eggs on large
limbs OF the trees where the patural
flow of oil would oil them mcst We
viewed those eggs with fnagnifying
glasses and found that Ss per cent
had Matched and IL per cent had not
Matched, and further. our observations
in said orchard has convinced us that
the spray has done more harm than
the leaf-roller, notwithstanding 1t is
the worst leaf-roller orchard in the
district.
(Signed) S. s. COURTNEY,
J. X. HAWKINS,
ELI ELROD,
C. A. MILLER.
Canon City. Colo. July Z. 1919.
LEFT TUESDAY FOR
a DENVER VISIT
Mrs. C. A. Hyder and little daughter
Anna May. of 521 Greenwood avenue.
left ON Tuesday for a several weeks
visit with relatives in Denver.
WILL VISIT DAUGHTERS
IN THE CAPITAL CITY
Mrs. d. s. Jones OF this city. ac-
companied by her daughters. Misses
Annie and Dorothy, win leave for
Denver and Grandby. Colo. on Satur-
day. where she will visit her daugh-
tiers. Misses Ethel and Blodwin. The
former Is employed at the forest Office
in Denver. while Miss Blodwin is as
sistant station agent at CRANKY on the
Moffat road.
WILL VISIT SISTER
At PRICE. UTAH
Mrs. Harmon Minor and little son.
Junior, who have been visiting at the
home of her brother, Glen Kirkton
and family on Lincoln Park. left Tues
day for Price, Utah. to visit with her
sister and family. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J.
Lloyd.
iNSTALlS MILL
AT HIS PLACE
C. b. Merris has purchased from
r. d. Flippen the mill which he has
opttattu On ~ anu - nav
ing II Installed at his warehouse,
Ninth and River streets. The mill
will produce whole wheat -four. grind
feed etc. Mr.. Merris plans to do
custom grinding.
ARRIVES FROM IOWA
FOR A VISIT HERE
Miss Edith Lee Of Webster City.
Ia. who is on her way to walia walIa.
Wash, arrived here this afternoon
for a brierf stop-over visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Sterling. Miss
Lee Ii a sister OF Miss Marion Lee,
who taught in the Canon City High
School n few years ago.
IS APPOINTED
DISTRICT AGENT
Howard L. Burton has been ap-
pointed by the Connecticut Mutual
Life. Insurance. Company az district
agent for Fremont. Park. Custer and
Chaffee counties. Mr.. Burton is well
known here and will undoubtedly
make an excellent representative for
company.
VISITING IN CANON CITY
EN- ROUTE TO NEBRASKA
William Basten of Coaldaie IS here
for a few days with friends en- route
to his home in Nebraska.
RESIDENTS
COURT
Joe Boyer and Ciabe Wilson oil
Coaldaie are In Canon City attending
court
HERE FROM WElLsviLtE
LEGAL MATTERS
Williams Boyer OF weilsvilieA Colo.
is in the city In attendance at court
THIS LADY MAKES MONEY
BY RAISING RABBITS
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-17

today shipped II thoroughbred New
Zealand rabbits TO Denver. During
the last month from Ave rabbits alone
Mrs. Nelson made around SIS net
profit Mrs Nelson Gees her own
homework and other duties about the
ranch and looks after the rabbits be-
sides, making her spending money
that way. as
NEW MEXICO PEOPLE
TAKE UP RESIDENCE HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bass and daugli.
ter of Aztec, N. NJ, arrived here Sat
urday and expect to make their homo
In Canon City.
MoToRED TO CANON
CITY YESTERDAY
Charles z. Smith OF Coaldale and
two sons. Glen and Ray. accompanied
by Miss Phillips, motored to Canon
City Wednesday and spent the day.
VISITING HERE
FROM DENVER "a
Mrs. Marie Ogden OF Denver is he's
as the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Guy
James. for an indefinite visit
ENTERTAiNiNG GUESTS
FROM CALIFORNIA
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. wrockioff and
daughter. Louise. and two sons, Ed
mund and Palmer. of Pomona, Cal.
with Mrs. Theodore Newman of En-
bert. Colo. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
T. b. Coulter.
LEAVE FOR THEIR
VACATION TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Harding and
o.. Is<ss A.. - y
three weeks fishing trip in the Gunni-
son country.
TO SPEND VACATION
IN RouTT COUNTY
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. .Sidebotiom les
this afternoon for Denver for fewsf
days en- route on three weeks yaca-
tion trip through Routt county.
ENTERTAiNs GUEST FROM
THE WINDY CITY
Miss Mae Belle McAvoy OF Chicago
is the guest OF Mrs. W. H. Hopkins,
ais North Fifteenth street.
CHICAGO TOURISTS
HERE WEDNESDAY
A party OF Is Chicago people travel
ing TO the Yellowstone National Park
under the supervision of the Rau-
(ehtfotAt Aoatu COMPANY Was Itktk~
tered at the Hotel Canon on wednes-
day. The party stopped over here
for the purpose OF making the trip to
the top Of the Royal Gorge. Accom-
were provided for 90 peo-
pie at the Hotel Canon Wednesday
night. and IS Tuesday night. There
are more automobile tourists In town
AZ present than at any previous time
this season.
MET A BUNCH OF
FRIENDS IN DENVER
During his visit TO Denver on Tues-
day of this week Secretary r. A. Brad
bury Of the Chamber of Commerce
met a bunch OF old friends. formed
residents OF Canon City. and was de-
lighted with the opportunity OF renew
ing associations with. them Among
the lot were Senatro Matt Lines. ErP..
ozburn. Rev. f. w. Harner. c. W Van
Patten. n. B. NJ. Bishop. J. NJ. Cramer.
Truman Stockton. w. b. Andersou,
Judge ). q. schweisert and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. J. wilkins.
Truman Stockton has recentiy
purchased an interest with a arm OF
automobile tire dealers on Sixteenth
street. and Is giving his personal at
tention TO the business. Mr.. and
Mrs. wilkins are at present 'naxing
their home In New York city.
VISITORS
HERE WEDNESDAY
J. ID. Fleming and daughter. Mrs.
Haynes. OF coaldale. spent yesterday
here on business.
nh41Apom Np0
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-17
MET HUSBAND AT PUEBLO
RETURNING FROM OVERSEAS

Mrs. Nancy Russell. accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knowiton. mo
tored to Pueblo Monday where they
Joined Mr.. Russell. who recently re-
turned from overseas. and was mus
tered out OF the service at Fort Rus
sell. Wyo. They returned to Canon
City yesterday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-17
Thursday
LIFT FOR DENVER
SUNDAY MORNING


Mrs. Burns, Sri. of Duluth, Mimi
after several months visit here as
the guest of her son. Ira c. Burns,
wife and family at SCI Pike avenue
left Sunday morning for short visit
in Denver. She will probably re.
turn to Canon City for short stay at
the time OF the home-coming OF her
granddaughter. Miss Calista Burns,
who recently left Chicago for visit
with relatives at Duluth, Mimi, before
returning to Colorado.
STATE DEPUTY WILL
BE HERE FRIDAY NIGHT
Mrs. Effie Curry of Denver, state
supervising deputy Of the Order. OF
Royal Neighbors of America. will
make an official visit to Mayfiower
camp of that organization in this city
on Friday evening of this week, and
all members are requested to be pres
emit. Mrs. Curry will be remembered
as former resident of Canon City.
and was the first oracle of Mayfiower
camp.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-17
VISITS FATHER IN
SALiDA HOSPITAL

L. A. Glatzell was called to Saiida
yesterday on account of the serious
illness OF his father who has been
at the Rio Grande hospital for some
time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-29
TOHELL WITH
THE PUBL|C,'
THlKERS
SHOUT
Rank and File of Chicago Trac-
tion Employees Defy Leaders
and Officials Of Their Unions
and Walk Out.
COMPROMISE PROPOSITION
REFUSED CONSIDERATION
President ard international
Board Member Shouted Down
by Throng When They Seek to
Prevent Radical Action.

Chicago, July 29.-lifteen thousand
street railway employees went on
strike for higher wages at four
o'clock this morning. completely tying
mp the surface aud elevated systems
OF the city.
siN thousand OF the surface and
elevated men attended meeting At
the ear mems auditorium, at which
tho strike vote WAS carried with "A
shout that appeared almost un-
animoua. Representatives OF the men
attempted 10 give an explanation OF
the negotiations between themselves
ana the csmpanies officials ut which
tho compromise was reached. but the
Hon swept thcit officials from con
troll OF tna meeting. boosting one o.
their number 20 the platform tho men
put over the strike vote win roar,
then proclaimed m favor OF an SO
cents an hour wage, an eight hour
day, Il six hour day sunday and "a ak
day week.
For two hours William Quinlan,
president of IN" carmen's union
fought To got the compromise prop
ositlon before the meeting lie was
aided by other officials. Finally J.. ~
Bland. member OF the international
board Of the union, attempted 60 get
the terms Of tho agreement as "a
wages before tho meeting. Getting q
brief silence bee said.
Remember men. we are nos fight.
iuE the traction companies In tSii
matter. w are fighting the Ch. "uBy
/ public
TO hr1 with the public, the pub
I lie bee damned several shouted uLt
] Bland threw up hts hands and si
[ down"
Ouir.als uf the traction lines de
/ cltrrd today that mo- clort would b
I made Coo run care.
90 was iutmatcd that The companio
/ o1,r o. muNuum scale uf 50 cents ul
I hour Tor surface lines and 90 cents fo
eiuVaftI road employees with AN eigh
{ hour duy and time aud n hlH 10
overtime. made yesterday ln the hop
uf uVrruHr 20 strike, may not be re
I ugWed.
officials Of the company positivol
denied that they were impnrtin
strike breakers ana that uu uttcmr
would bo muto tomorrow to uperut
cars with nom union men