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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16
WANTST0 kN0W why THERE'S
SUGAR SHORTAGE IN DULUTH
President John E. Jensen Introduces Strong Resolution on
Subject In Federated Trades Assembly. Would Also In
quIre into the High Cost Of Living In This City. u

John E. Jensen, president Of the
Federated Trades assembly, started
something at the last meeting OF that
body when he introduced a resolution
bearing on the present sugar shortage
and urging the city commissioners to
enact an emergency ordinance Great
ing a. commits: on to investigate the
Duluth.
special committee. but not until sew
eral delegates aired their views on the
subject. Delegate Esse. who previ-
ously resided in Two Harbors, related
how the Socialist administration Of
that town broke the coal combine by
building and operating city coal
dock. He believed the city should go
into the grocery business on a whole
sale scale. This. he held, would give
the people provisions at cost.
Another delegate said that all such
attempts would avail the people moth
ing unless the government curbed the
power of the five big packers who
were fast getting control Of all the
food products generally used by the
people. He advocated the govern
ment ownership of the railroads,
packing plants and cold storages.
Referred to Committee.
The assembly did not take kindly
to President Jensen's recommended
ton for a. public demonstration and
upon motion a committee was ap-
pointed to which the resolution was
referred. The chair appointe Dele
gates Catlin, Lichten, NORM, schaeffer
and Esse as members of the commit
tee. The resolution is as follows:
Whereas, There is prevailing in Du-
luth, as there is throughout the coun-
try, general dissatisfaction and I'M
rest due largely to the unreasonable
high cost Of the necessities of life,
which it is believed is caused by tho
glutinous greed. Of avaricious prof.
teers who are able to obtain control
Of the foodstuffs used generally by
the common people, and
Whereas, It is feared that If there
is not a material reduction in the
cost Of living serious demonstrations
and food riots will take place in this
I1Iy, LUZ pcOplS III oil WALKS OF llI0
are affected and they are showing i'm
patience at the slow process Of gov
eminent in solving the problem, and
Why the Shortage?
Whereas, AS this is the time Of year
when people prepare foods for winter
use and there is said to be shortage
of sugar for such purpose, although
statements are freely made that said
shortage is caused by certain interests
who desire to further profit from this
necessary household article Of food;
that there is no such shortage in St..
Paul or Minneapolis as is evident
from the fact that private shipments
are being made from those points,
| and
Whereas, We believe that there is
an unholy and high-handed, unlawful
practice of business interests in Du-
luth to get all they can from the pub
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
TO OPEN SEPTEMBER 2

The Duluth School Of Business will
open September 2 in the Nelson build
ing at 2101 and 2103 West Superior
street, upstairs. Students are enroll
ing now in large numbers. Courses
will be offered for the training Of
competent bookkeepers and stenogra-
pliers, and the teaching will be in the
hands of capable and efficient tutors
The Duluth School of Business will
be opened and operated by Mr.. N. A.
Young and Homer B. Hursh., Mr..
Young's connection will be in a f1nan-
cial and advisory capacity only. Mr.
Hursh is financially interested and
after August list his entire time will
be given to the Duluth School of Bus
mess as principal. Any information
desired in regard to rates, courses Of
study, board and room, etc., may be
secured from Mr.. Hursh.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16

lie; interests upon which the people
depend for the distribution of their
food supply here, and who for one
reason or y other have completely
fallen down in furnishing this market
with such an necessary article as
sugar at a:tin1e when its use would
aid considerably in cutting down the
cost Of living. during the winter
months; the failure to obtain such
will result In the waste of perishable
vegetables and fruit; therefore be it
u: Parade Of Protest.
Resolved, BY the. Federated Trades
assembly of Duluth that every trade
and labor union in Duluth be re-
quested to participate in: a: parade
Of protest against the high price Of
the necessities apf life. and that all
people interested in securing lower
prices Of food be invited to par
ticipate with organized labor in this
parade, and be it further,
Resolved, That the parade shall take
place on Sunday. Oct. S. at $3.50 p.
M, starting from Eighth avenue West
and Superior street. moving down
Michigan street to Second avenue
East; thence north to Superior street;
thence westward to- Fifth avenue
West; thence north to First street:
thence east to the Board of Trade
building; thence down Third avenue
West to Superior street; thence west
ward to Fifth avenue West: thence
avenue where the parade will disband.
Be 1t further
Resolved, That if no material re-
duction in the cost Of living occurs
after this demonstration the FEEDER
ated Trades Assembly, and all local
unions in cooperation with all the
people OF Duluth will hold a similar
parade on the first Sunday Of every
month, continuing until there is a. re-
ductfon In the prices of food. Be it
further
Advocates Commission.
Resolved, That the Federated
Trades Assembly request the city
commissioners to call a special emer-
gency meeting on Saturday, Aug. ..
at 10 o'clock a. M. for the consid
GRAFTON and adoption Of an emergency
ordinance to create a commission to
investigate. the cost of, living in Du-
luth, vesting it with power to SUBJ
peona managers Of wholesale and re-
tail stores. railroad officials and all
other people who may have knowl-
edge of the food situation and the
cause Of high prices in Duluth, and
particularly to look into the sugar
situation and ascertain whether or
not it is true that sugar Is withheld
from the market and stored in ware
houses or in railroad cars; said in
vestigation to begin not later than
two hours after the passage of the
above m entioned emergency ordinance
by the city. council. and that city
policemen armed with search warrants
be directed to accompany the COM
mission appointed by the commission
under said emergency ordinance to
make search for sugar alleged to be
withheld from the market.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16
MORE MEN JOIN COAL
DOCK WORKERS STRIKE

The employees of the Clarkson Goal
& Dock company have joined the
ranks Of the striking coal dock work
ers. About 60 Of them went out Tues
day morning. Employees also left the
Northwestern Fuel Company Dock. No.
1, South Fifth avenue West Monday.
These two docks were the only
shipping coal docks which continued
to run after the strike was called. The
Clarkson is equipped with electrical
machinery, while the Northwestern is
a. retail dock and has very little i'm
proved machinery. =,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16
MODEST REAL ESTATE MEN
like SOME We have HERE

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL. - Some
Charleston, S. c.. real estate owners
are modest sort of chaps. and only
ask 10000 per cent profit from
Uncle Sam.
This is shown in a. report by the
war departments board of appraisers
on marsh land seven miles from
Charleston, which the government
wants for terminal purposes. The ap-
praisers fixed a price Of 800 an acre.
and one claimant wanted 1887 an
acre. Instead Of the $798,50O asked
by the principal claimant the report
recommends, $43,360, as a fair COM
pensation.
The board states that the amount
now asked is "about 10000 per cent
increase" over the purchase price of
six years ago.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16
FORMER RANGE PRINTER
GETS GOOD APPOINTMENT

HIBBING, Aug. 14.-James Curran,
formerly linotype operator of the Me-
saba Ore at Hibbing, and we'll known
All over the range as an enthusiastic
worker in the labor movement. has
been appointed to the position Of
state printer by Governor Fraser Of
North Dakota.
Mr.. Curran left Hibbing about two
years ago and accepted a position at
Grand Forks. He has been very &C.
tive in labor matters since his resi-
dence In that city and was the unani-
nous choice Of both labor and the
Nonpartisan league. He is a man
we'll qualified for the duties and we
are sure that the governor has made
no mistake in his choice.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16
HOLD BIG MEETING At
INTERNATIONAL FALLS
INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Aug. IA.

INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Aug. IA.
"A big meeting of timber workers
was held here last Sunday attended
by an audience that filled the hall to
capacity. The speakers were Organ
izer Tobin of Virginia, and G. O.
Young, a member of the executive
board Of the international Timber
Workers union.
Mr.. Young is one of the ablest
speakers in his International union and
one of the pioneers in the labor move
ment of the west. The plain, sim pie
manner in which he presents his SUBJ
ject soon draws his audience to him
and from the time he began his ad
dress until its close he held the at
tention of his large audience. AS a.
result of the meeting ~ new members
were added to the local union here.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16
PRESIDENT f, G, HALL
PAYS SHORT VISIT HERE

E. G. Hall. president Of the Minnc-
sofa State Federation Of Labor, was
a visitor in the city last Friday and
Saturday. He visited among the
unions and attended the meeting Of
the Federated Trades assembly.
Mr.. Hall spoke very gratifyingly Of
the work of the New Ulm convention
of the State Federation of Labor. He
said that over 5000 new members
had been added to the Federation
since July 1.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16
BARRIERS SEND ORGANIZER
TO MESABh RANGE TOWNS

VIRGINIA. Aug: 14.-Rea Last of
Tacoma, Wash. organizer Of tho Bar
bers' International Union has arrived
In Virginia, where he, will make his
headquarters while, engaged in the
work Of organizing. the BARRIERS in the
several towns ON, tho, range.
Mr.. Last comes on the range with
tho best o. credsntials and all union
mon are urged to cooperate with him
to the end that every barber: on the
ranges shall be brought into the
union. I, Il i. m a. r., .*5 Z
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16
SUES MACH|NISTS' union
FOR ALLEGED VIOLATION

WATERLOO, Iowa, Aug. 14.-The
Waterloo Gas Engine company has
sued it's striking employees and ma
chinists' union for 100000 for having
conspired to cause, and having caused,
the employees to break their written
contracts Of employment, and for
causing the loss of profitable con-
tracts. Writs Of attachment were is
sued against the property of each de-
PENDANT, including the assets of the
machinists' union.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-08-16
STEEL TRUST IS HAPPY.

NEW YORK, Aug: 14.-The United
States Steel corporation continues to
rake In the nimble nickel. It's last
report shows that during tho quarter
ended June 30 last net earnings
were, over 100000 in excess Of tho
previous quarter. -.
In reporting for the. board Of d.
rectors, its chairman, Judge Gary,
declared that prospects are bright.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

o637 49, Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes :
(. &. : and 10 years. Size : will require
Az yards Of - inch material. Price, 10
cents.
2S34-2s49-A Practical Business Suit,
Waist 2S34 cut in { sizes 81. 80, ~, Az,
AZ. ~ and 46 inches bust measure, IT
requires 2a yards of - inch material Tor
a IS inch Size. Skirt 2S49 cut in Z sizes ::
90 -. 90. IS. so. 81 and "a inches waist
measure. 1t requires for the rs inch size.
81, wards of Al inch material, and
measures about Is yards at the foot. TWO
separate patterns, 10 cents FOR EACH
pattern.
3o47-21S4-An Attractive Costume,
waist 3O47 cut in 6 sizes "a, 36, rs, 40,
AZ and "A inches bust measure. Skirt 2Is4
cut in Il sizes 90. ~, 26, IS. 30 and ~
inches waist measure. For a medium size
IS, wards of Al inch material will be re-
ouircd. Skirt measures IN yard at the foot,
TWO separate patterns, 10 cents FOR
3o5a Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes !:
A Il : and 10 years. Size s requires ga
yards OF 80 inch material. Price, 10 cents.
2655-A Serviccable Costume. Cut in Z
sizes "a. SO, 50. 40, ~, ~ and +6 inches
bust measure. Size IS requires 5A yards
Of "A inch material. Width of skirt at
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cents.
only. The dress will require ga yards with
rufne and ~ yard less without rufie, or ~:
wards of lace edgins for rufies. Diaper
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Srcpfortets so Iars
SubiIGuttt.

@reofortet, Bette file og lctpinote
WtcooeleliesmiOocl, bar / oiaie Sage
/ al Stilbco ferret lit 80 Glars Subj.
lGiun. sGren Tor at bnpc iunoet paa
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mar 1869 blcp iremiat i "Nuuc
Ireie Tresie", gif no paa at ifaiic
ct Sort, Iom al EoitpGienct itilIoe be.
forOreS ODER belle Giterrige Tor oen
biligc FriS al 10 &rer5cr. Den lite
Sftobcr fannie Nur bIep oe iprIte
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Drawer 5s yard, Long Kimono rs yards,
Short Kimono 1% yards, Pctticoat pa yards
with rufies, and ia without, or pa yards
of edging or lace, all of ~ inch material.
Price. 10 cents.
2754-A Stylish Frock. Cut in 4 sizes
IA, 16, is and 20 years. Size IS requires
Az yards of 80 inch material. Width of
skirt at lower edge is about rs yards.
Price. 10 cents.
2s41 - Ladies' Apron. Cut In 4 sizes
Small. 1924 Medium. S6-3S Large, 40-42;
and Extra Large, 44-46 inches bust measure.
Size Medium requires Az yards of 36 inch
material, with Ia yards of banding, pa
inch wide, for neck and front. Price, 10
cents.
3032 Ladies' House Dress. Cut in Z
sizes 81, 30, SO. 40, AZ, A and 46 inches
bust measure. Size IS requires 5s yards
OF SO inch material, Width of dress at
lower edge is about . yards. Price, 10
cents.
3O43 - Girls School Dress. Cut in 4
sizes: s, 10. ~ and Il years. Size 10
requires 3& yards Of Al inch material.
3O62- Boudoir Set. Cut in 4 sizes
Small. 1924: Medium, 36-3s Large.
40-42: and Extra Large. 44-46 inches bust
measure. Size Medium requires * yard for
the can. and 3& yards for the sack, of 81
inch material. Price. 10 cents.
3o5I - Girls Coat. Cut in 5 sizes:
&, s. 10, IL and II years. Size II will
require Al yards Of "a inch material.
Price, 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

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io~noipnIige Steb. fumes bun, oeripr
nuuucr bun bette.
"9angtira." fontner oct 'aa lana.
.rilffent. San rpiter ~iorneiet paa
6opcoet.
"6ortrI mig set bal" bcbcr bun
iaa tprbt.
$50, MI ifal on iuo here Ell fin
lioen Siitoric? San ipttcr fig ma.
acIiq t~ilrette pnn en- StoI.
Oct bar riGtignot Dem iom itiaI
Sagten pnd @cr'tct ---"
"&irfclig?"
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itonicr og fer son hcnbe.
"&npnet hnor?"
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Get bar llgciom hln bcntc6e nogct
ioriproeIiQ, % ion er oct iaa nGrpeo
of bun 9onite ituoicr.
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ire ire Gage ira &critct til Stor
ocnl" brnocr oct no az belloc / iii.
gcnbc Torrmoring.
Suffer on life, man ioa Dem
uocuior %Uocrcn?"
$50. mcu boor6on fun De ioa oP.
re pno Storecr, min gohe Ntanb?"
som, - untogcIigpi5 er DC blepet
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apuoclicu al. &o, ic9 pioItc nof oct
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go, imorGcn Ben TAG ifal ieq Ell.
ter ocnL % ficrc Dem Illfit / @ul
let" iiQer ban bpoit.
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bar bort ham BRUCE iliaC llbtrnf.
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Dem; men De cr forbpbct / lin Stop'
ming.
go set fan De %ian6eli9 bnuc gobt
al. HiNtiQ tilpuS er bct!"
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inlpcrbcn brpocr bun Jig iaa ON oil-
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Saaf Saruci&tuOern
SprbeSrc l~loiccuSct - brra
Sllue tablets.

Sois Ceres Nuo cr aullatig -
bLel Gu'igtsiorpc belagt [uu9c.
ap2ctIten OaoyI'n ono Sma0 i
Nunoen, ll0eu GNcrli "a ituI0e
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rene 4Iauteitoiie. 5lanoct meo
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oarene, mou De iege eiter 4ario,
gen Ill Gnoet.
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fer pao Rauen % 2eoeren ION
GoIomel BOG uSeu al 20 DC itaoe.
lise 6slser.
Dinn Fan peo bisie bIi fpit Sor.
itoppeIie. WiIIiouer Boxer er
ioIst bpert @ar for Zoe % 25c.
@rua pr eller to boer gliten %
mert RGuItatet
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til aopieincn.
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Or ban rsmt?"
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git ior Jig, ba!"
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@an tror De lDper
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peI, og ilIofsrcr life lrloielen.
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Stpagcn / Golo boo0e ior self og
arcotltrcr, Ina ban taocr SoGcn tent
mcIi9 roli8. 90 Sobn, ion baooe
or I%icrtcre % giernc bill uGre pel laa
moolg. ipneS life ban fan itaa I'll
boac. Cen uoloiomme N}ouo ct not
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oft.
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let, ban cr fommet ne0 T. &c andre
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pnn lulgt llGr.
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on ban fommer bernco, iuarer longe
ligegploig:
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iorbouiet opcr Sen Wtaaoe set lougc
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togcr ban iclu iil life nGr al. Sobn
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iriuiuig.
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igicn paa Storrcu ctpar Gage. Sllr.
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Iungc, fcr sc itoor 10 &igen.
Saa er &ogten bcgpnot.
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@lanbings Ghpmoer.

30 Stopper Corn, 6 miooeISitore
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% 10 Somatcr - eQcr iamme 6or.
bold al Cameo Somale9", males /
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Scandinavian .Imcriean Tcpicip.

Taa @runo al SGtteritrcitcn / Seem
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Maribmuaplu Sauce.

0cnne SIagS Souce fan Ipiie5
mco bpilfeniombclIt SIog5 fOgt cIlcr
ltcgt FltoOing. Gn Sop morfcbrurt
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og en- balu Stop fogeuoe Taro. Get
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ion mulig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

SreOfort iqnot no. Set iom eou
Srepfortene i'm tpIo9iaIe llobreoeIie,
bar ! Ierlte HGtfe Den i,bpre biQiac
Nrta. 9Gu ipreoes &rcufortene / G.
aarllg INITIAL al 1900 WtiQioner no.
opcr Serocn % fnptter me 9aono
og De gan1Ie ~faltere meQem DC aiiioes.
llg9enoe Sanbc % Giitriftcr.
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Scinpn- Nipple ie.

90 Stopper opbaffe0e ifrTlco,
9Cbler, Ell Sop Suffer, Saitcn o.
Oct rcpre SfaI al Ell Gitron, ct hi
Ipet 200, Ell balp Sop Sanb, Ell bolu
&op fnIite Gracfcrs. Sctte bnue5
op / goo Tie Gruit % itcgcs meo
Gruit paa Soppen ogiaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09
EnoOins Sanec.

Sire Spiieifeer bpiot Suffer, .
Spileifeer Snlor % Ell Spiieife Mcl
rerc5 rigtig goot iammen. Saa bar
man en- itiupiifet sgggebpioe / o. Ell
Sop togcnoe Gano, % piper Set gobt.
Noget Slag3 "Ilaporing" tiliptte8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09
Tmooins Sanec.

20 piIpeOc sgg % en- Sop pubic.
r"iicrct Suffer. Naar bette er rpr,
goot iammen, bellies en- &op fogcno.
WteIf oeri nnoer ltooig @iiping %
nogct Slags "Smag" tilirttea -
enten Tanilie eucr "2emon" eQer
huuo nlon oil - % iaa lerperes Oct
nleo en- @una.