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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-29
THE SUICIDE
BY William Alfred Palmer

BY William Alfred Palmer
Who is it rides with whip ane
spur,
| A mailman or some courier?
The night is near-the lights
begin
70 glimn1er from a roadside inn
And DER the plainsland-waste
and wide
A mist behind the horseman
rides
"Ho, there within! A stirrup
cup!
mo time have I to sleep nor
sup"
"An honest cup, and mingle
well,
The juices that have still the
spell,
10 Danish doubt and care and
and Stay;
"The ghost who provides HES
highway
And whittier doth thou ride,
my friend?"
L ride to find the roadway's
end !
He caught he cup, his eyeballs
shone;
His pale white steed was plainly
blown
He upped the cup and quickly
quaffed,
With sccrnfu1 lips in one long
draught
"Yea, friend, I ride to prove my
life;
IF there be guerdon worth the
strife
If after loss and after gain;
IF after and after pain;
There be no deeper draught
than this,
ono sharper pain, no sweeter
Bliss
Nor anything which man might
crave,
This side or there beyond the
grave"
"All this. all this I ride to
know,
pledge we me now before l go
But gold thou hast and youth
is thine;
"And on the breast the blazoned
sign;
"Of honor, yea, and love hath
round
with rose and leaf thy temples
'rounI
With honor and much gold in.
store
" A wc4nants 1ove-what wilt
thou more?"
what more? what more? thou
graybeard wight!'
There's something yet-that one
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-29
!. FIRM GRIP ON
E.Y0UTH :
ar 45.55.65
Pep 10 80 Wiz

sli you ere losing nerve
force, pep, ENERGY, oHts
! hision--SEd q full. fra
iyouthfui grip on life
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-29

eve won't say any more, girl,
[ hear she's a good friend or his
used to 60 with him years ago,
is still in his corner. Don't say
anything in front Of her."
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-29

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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-29


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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-29

Mrs. Stella Jones of Hopkins
Park is very sick, we do hope
she will soon recover.
Henry Hudson, A well known
carptener Of Hopkins Park was
seriously hurt Saturday Oct. 20
I'm a car accident enroute to
Monenee, I'll. He was rushed TO
KanalseeT Hospital where he is
recovering.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-29
'Gvnman Raid
Jew Town Tavern

Two West Side desperate gun
men raided a tavern in '"Jev
Town." shooting two bar patrons
and staBbng another man who
sought to act as peacemaker
According to police, the shoot
ing started when Henry Waller
81, 1857 Morgan Street attempt
ed-to prevent an unknown man
rcm playing a juke box louder
than necessary
: During an ensuing dispute
| he gunnlan drew a revolver and
fired several shots as his partner
drew his gun and waved it men
acingly at the startled patrons
who scampered for cover as the
pistols 'blazed !laway and men
like rain drops
AS the smoke from and
80 cleared two men lay led
on the floor and anothe God
.clutching his stomach from gap
ing knife wound
Stanley Boone, a bartender in
the tavern told Detectives Sramek
and Schinker Of the END Dis
trict tnat Waller was sitting on
a stool at the bar with his wife
Elizabeth when two men entered
One of the men became in
volved in an argument and Wal
Ter who is employed as a bar
tender On the night shift went
over to act as peacemaker
Suddenly, said Boone, zone of
firing We all ducked for cover
The place seemed to be in an
uprcar and when the smoke clear
ed two men were shot and one
was cut
Police theorized that the pair
wa set sticking up the tavern
A fair description of the men
was given the investigation Of
/ ficers under Detective Sgt James
Bresnahan
delight
To know, to know! although it be
II know but endless misery"
kon still,
KIN still,
Beyond the plain, beyond the
hill,
Beyond the moon, beyond the
"Where yonder shining coursers
Farewell, where e'er the roadway
| ride! I ride! to find the end
wends, I,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-29
Hopkins
Park News

1s49 .niarks the first year that
Hopkins Park School Children IS
haVing the assest to health exam
nations. This move was spear
headed by the parents and Teach
efs Association ibis will Unable
acknowledged health record.
Principle Smith is doing a
very coed job for our children
and we parents have lot to thank
him fer.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
SUBSCRIPTIONS PRICE
PENSIONS

Thu Ds>, time the | nied States Senate votes on legs
lauon having to do with pensions for wokingmen and women
we think il will view them with a more tolerant eye.
Thai. a, any rate. should be the result OF the incident IN
,ol>ins Carl A. Ileenfntz. 10000 a yeai executive OF the
tinted States Steel Corporation. lgenfntz refused to take
,op.tl,sht Government Job at $4,000 a year unless the
scn.le permitted him to retain his company pension flshts by
continuing to draw his 10000 salary.
The Senate. to be sure. finally rejected this plea, but not
before a number OF Senators had rushed INTO pnnt to LEI II
lie known that they. too. set a high value on pensions.
We have n o idea what kind Of a retirement pension a ,Io'ooo
a executive receives, but We are erahfied to SCI the pf'n
e,ples of pensions held in such universal esteem.
a retirement pension IS OF such great concern 10 q
making SO. 600 a year-sl. 3S+ a week-of how much
greater concern is IT to work'ngmen ana women wing ;"
When " e Of labor fgh, for old age security, let's not forget
The general public, small business. and others who receive
no old age security.
United States Steel-Irving 5. Olds. chairman Of the board.
Enders Nj. Voorhees,. chairman Of the finance committee and
Benjamin F. Fairless, President, at o5 will each receive Soo.
600 paid for by the company lhese officials also Paruc'
pate in an additional contrbutory plan which gives Odds S'o,-
SIS more. Voorhees, so, 323 more and Fairless SZo,o3/ more
1t is also worth noting that olds reee' 0d e Wage ,n11e Inz .
Bethlehem Steel-A B. Homer. president, will receive I'o
80 a year at o5 to which he contributes not one cent. lhI,
teen other officers will receive pensions ranging Q D7'--
10 SO. SO2.
Anegheny-Ludlum Steel-tiland G. Batchener, president
vii receive retirement compensation OF S4O,OUO a year Tor
10 wears if he retres at 65; other executives to receive pen
sions in proportionate amounts They also participate in a
contributory plan which will give them an additional $1,000
Il year.
Jones & Laughlin Steel-Ben Morsel, chairman and presr
dent to receive a pension of $4,000 annually if he retlres
in 1853 or S35. 600 if he works an additional five years, all
paid for by the company. He has been with the company
only two years. III,
Wheeling steel-Wllam W. Holloway. chairman, will
receive SIS 1873. and Archie cFarland, president, will
receive 1888 on retirement at %.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube-Frank Purnell, president, will
receive a annuity of $4,000 for elght years a S retirement
lad for by the company
Cracible Steel-W. n. Colvin. j.. president, will receive
$500 a year under a non contribute program.
Arnco Steel-Charles r. Hook. president, will receive
q pension Of Sc. 1000 a year which $ icontributory so lar a
Hook S concerned. although other olie as now pay something
National Supply-A. (. Walker. i irinan and president
VII receive SIS, 900 for ten years following retirement, paic
for bv the company. He also has an additional amount 0
so 600 a wear due him under a contlbutory plan.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
Who Is Labor?
Paper Answers

W lu j. labor
The Camden tN j. Union Re
porter answers this important luc>-
tiun BY pointing out that, IN general
labor and the public are the same
people.
The paper says.
Lust who is this John z. Public
or average citizen or taxpayer or
whatever else he is called What
does he do Tor a living: He is not
a railroad man. the railroad men
are labor and have deprived the
public or transportation OH &C
c~asion.
"lic surely doesn't work i'll a coal
mine; the miner, are lahorcrs
And he obviously isn't any auto
mobile worker tn automobile
workers went on strike just when
John Q. Public wanted a new car
Nor is he a truckdrivcr n :,
meat-cuttcr or a seaman or long
shorcman or a steel worker or a
clothing worker OF an electrician
or an office employee or a type
setter or a carpenter or a ship
yard worker or a musician or Z
barber or stapchand or a building
laborer 80.
apparently labor and the join
.. Public are really the same guy
Labor is the people. Thos,
~ no say that labor is too strong ar,
those who fear the power Of tn,
people
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
State Contra
Conditions
and Wages

Governor loln W. Bonner asked
the State Purchasing Nscnl not -
give IL Black Top Construction O.
a contract ior the paving II the
streets al Montana state College
until this company had solved il
difficulty with tie union n Foe
man.
Governor Bonner stated that the
Black Top Construction company
had been involved III union troubles
and that IL lar a> he. was con
ccrncd no contract, would be award
ed to anyone who was not abiding
by the union rules. Bonner stated
that he wanted the contractors to
abide Is the union rule, and employ
Montana people.
While the Black Top Construction
company Was Low bidder on the pro
lcct. the award ii the contract i
being held up with the view o.
determining whether Or not the con
tractor aud the union, san solve their
difficulty.
Bonner stated that as lar as he
vas concerned. le would oppose the
awarding II any state contracts %
contractors who are not abiding BY
the union regulations in the con-
munitic, where such contracts are
let.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE or MONTANA IN AND FOR
HE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
No 1891
ALIAS SUMMONS
pA 10 f. Emery. Plaintiff. = W.lhri-
ml.a Emery. Defendant
TIE state Of Montana sends Greetings
10 Tie above named end
yoi are hereb, summoned 10 ansur,
the complaint. IN this action. which j,
ul.d m the Office of the Clerk Of TN,
Court. a copy of which i, herewith SERVED
,ioa zen. and to file Your answer and
.rvr a cop, thereof upoa the plaintiff
attorney within twenty days after tic
service OF tins exclusive OF fhr
day of service: and IN case OF yolr
allure to appear or answer. Ildemel'
VIII hr taken against you by drfau,
..r ne relief drma Did IN the complaint.
Wreh IS a, follows
That the plaintiff nov Is - for more
tia. one year last past aud immediately
preceding the commencement OF tins ae-
floa has been a bona Tide resident OF
III. State of Montana. that the PLAN
M and defendant mtcrmarried at Bl-
llngS. Montana. on that 2lih dav G.
March. is43. and ever since have br,,
IA ruN are husband and VIE. that nn
childrta have been born as issue Of,
said marriage. and that since said mar
rage deirnda..t has been guilty OF ~ilIull
desertion OF plaintiff. in this, to-wit that
she did on or about the list day o.
August. 1913. at Kalispell. Montana. vol
unfairly separate herself from plaintiff.
with intent to desert plaintiff. and did
continue to so deser, plaintiff Tor more
than one full year preceding the conh-
mencement OF this action. to-wit did
voluntarily desert plaintiff continuously
md eyer since ON or about the LIST dn,
of August. 1913. and nov does so de-
ert him.
Wherefore plaintiff prays judgment
against defendant that the bonds OF
matrimouv heretofore and now existing
petw-ta plaintiff and defendant BE- dis
solve and forever set aside. that plain
tlu be granted an absolute divorce and
an absolute decree of divorce from de-
PENDANT: and that he be released from
all obligations OF said marriage.
COURT SEAL
wftaess my hand and the sea.
OF SAID Court this 23rd day vi
September. AID. ls+s.
FRANK J GABsE
CLERK
BY fillmore j MAENPA
Deputy Gle K
inf Ala Silver Bow Block. Butte. Mon
tana
PUBLISH September % october 9. -. =
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Mabel Greene Morley, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the under
signed administrato with the Will an
nexed OF the estate OF Mabel Greene Nor
ley. deceased to the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them. with the nee
essary vouchers within four months after
the fir t publication of this notice TO
the said administrator at the office OF
All c. kremer. pol ORourke Estate
Building. Butte. Montana. the same being
the place for the transaction OF the bus
mess OF said estate. in the County OF
Silver Bow, State OF Montana.
ALT C.. KRENER. Administrator
with the VIII Annexed OF the
e tate OF Mabel Greene Morley, de
ceased.
Dated Butte. Montana. this LIST day OF
october. i949.
publish october 6. 10. 30. 81. 1919
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
EXAMPLE

Here's anoth ! example Of he ieac, onary propaganda sub
siaxed bv Uncle Sam through tax exemptions and deductions
The Standard Steel Spring Company, OF CoraoPohs, Pennsyl
,,na rins a series of expensive full page advertisements in
r, wst apers all over the country.
Even in the comparatively small town OF kalamozoo, Mich
i,an appears the latest Of these ads, under a big headline
screaming OClAlISMi" In scare word language, 1t de
clares that socialism is taking over he country, and suggests
the Fair Deal IS to blame, but does not give one single rea-
son why.
The Standard Steel Spring Company, and the local kala-
maxoo business firms which also lent then names to the ad
a charge its cost up to business expenses, thus reducing
their taxes and making Uncle Sam help pay for this propa-
oanda.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF II
STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
No, 1896
Edla Bripgs Plaintiff. IS. Charles Briggs
Defendant.
ALIAS SUMMONS
The State OF Montana Sends Greetings
to the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer
HE complaint IN this action. which IS
liled IN the office of the Clerk of this
Court. a copy OF which is herewith served
upon YOU. and TO file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive OF
the day Of service; and in case of your
failure to appear or answer. Judgment
will be taken against you by default Tor
the relief demanded IN the complaint.
A general statement OF the plaintiffs
cause OF action and relief prayed for
contained III said complaint is as fol-
lows
That YOU and the plaintiff intermar-
RED III the CIty OF Denver. Colorado. on
or about the 5th day OF November. 1906.
and ever since SAID date have been and
ROW are hu band and wife that the said
plaintiff Is now and for more than one
year last past preceding the commence
mcnt OF this action, .to-wit. the 3rd
day OF October, l949, has been an actual
resident ui the State of Montana, that
there are no MINOR children the issue
OF SAID marriage, that for more than
cac year last past preceding the COM
menctmtnt OF this action. you have beer
guilty oil wiltul desertion toward sale
plaintiff. that YOU more than one year
Inst past prior to the 3rd day OF Oc-
tuLrr. 1919. voluntarily separated your
sell from this plaintiff with the latent
mad and entertained by you TO desert
this platAtilt. and ever since have vol
unfairly lived separate aud apart from
ala plaintiff with the intent during al
Of SAID period Of time. to desert this
plaintiff, and now is living separate and
apart from SAID plaintiff with the intent
to desert this plaintiff; that you have
lyrd separate ald apart from the said
plaintiff during all OF said period oil
time and now is living separate anc
apart from the SAID plaintiff without the
consent OF the said plaintiff AID against
her viii. that for more than one year
immediately preceding the commencement
Of this action. you have been guilty OF
wi!iul .stsicct of this plaintiff. and have
neglected to provide the said plaintiff
with the common necessaries OF life
during all Of SAID period OF time. and
that your failure TO do so has been due
TO yonl idleness. proiligacy and dlssa
patton
Plaintiff. prays judgment that the bonds
ni matrimony heretofore and now ex-
istlne between you and the plaintiff be
d solved AID forever set aside. and for
UGH other and further relief as to the
our, may seem meet and equitable
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court this 3rd day Of october, a D,
1919
COURT SEAL
FRANK J GABSE
Clerk
Il a Tvvand attorney Tor Plaintiff.
507 silver Bow Block. Butte, Montana
punlsA October 6. 10. 20. -, 1919
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

The night Is coming when
witches ride broomsticks across
the sky. ghosts haunt deserted
houses. and candle-lit pumpkins
scare ~wide-eyed children. It's not
safe to roam abroad undissuised
on Halloween, so you better plan
how to ward of the spooas now.
TO be sure the COLLINS won't get
you, there's nothing like a tiger
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

costume. Ii can he
made OF outlus
flannel - the arms.
body. legs and feet
all cut out double
and in one piece.
Seam along the out
side so it looks like
Il DIR. Denton S
sleeping suit. For
the head. cut a he'll
met shape leaving
i've small openings
for eyes and attach
to bottom. Dye ln...
terial orange VIII
an %all-purpose dye
and h g pain
black tiger spot
ON Il I'Slnp Ynul
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

creative talent. a tail and ears
will be easy. For finishing touches.
sew black ollcloth or satin for a
nose. paint green eyes, use yarn
Tor whiskers and there you have
a tiger hit 10 roam the Bengal.
Maybe you're going TO a mas.
querade party and ambitiously de.
sire to be a medieval lady. II so,
don't let the towering hat discour-
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

age YOU. Make It yourself by roll
ing lightweight cardboard into a
cone Is to IS inches high with a
bottom opening to fit your mead.
Sew a chm strap Of two or three
thicknesses OF cloth to the caro-
board 1t will take about 5 YARDS
of yoile or other lightweight ma
,erial tinted to harmonic with
tie gown to cover hat and form
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

ing any lightweight m6terIHI
sheeting, curtains. muslin - cut
two pieces OF cloth In pumpkin
shape allowing 6 inches more than
cardboard. Dye 1t orange with ALL
purpose dye and sew sides to.
rether fastening bottom and top 10
the boards. Draw = pumpkin face
with black paint and cover head
with a green helmet for q stem.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
BUTTE BUILDING AND
TRADES COUNCIL

1--WE DO Not Patronize List)
JOE TORPEY, PLASTERER
South OF the City.
WALTER ARNOI D--Former
Owner OF Arnold Plumbing Co.
(Not the Walter Arnold,
Architect
p. J.. HANRATTY-Caledonia
and Jackson Streets.
HENRY GIROUx - Arizona
and First Streets.
Builder.
JOHN MARKOVICH-Ilome
Builder. Iiome Address 2l23
George Street.
KENNETH PARMALEE -
~ Npnlmau. parnalec
Plumbing Co
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

u veil.
II dunking for ap-
pies is not your
forte and yet you
want to come home
with q prize. 90
as a pumpkin. It's
easy to make In .
sandwich. board
style. Cut card.
Hoard or several
thicknesses OF
newspaper in .
pumpkin outline.
Make one for the
front and another
for the back. At.
tach straps for
hanging boards
over shoulders. Us.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

No 1863
Estate OF Joseph seinmens. Deceased
Notice IS hereby gwen by the ulder-
sleued Administrator with VIII Annexed
OF the estate OF Joseph Semmens. de-
ceased 10 the creditors OF and all per-
sons having claims against the said
deceased. 10 exhibit them with the nee
,ssary vouchers. within ten months after
the first publication OF his notice to
the said administrator al the Law Office
OF George W Richard Oh. 1873 W Gran
lie. Carpenters HALL Butte. Montana,
Attorney Tor Administrator with ,Ae VIII
Annexed. the same being the place for
the transaction OF the business of said
estate. ia the County OF Silver Bow, State
81 Montana
Administrator with VIII Annexed
OF the estate OF 10 cph Sem
. deceased
George " Richard on. Aiioinry TO
,dnMislrator 1853 W. GRANITE ,Carprn
jrf llalli. Butte, Montana
paird Bate. Montana tins 2li da.
% September. 1919
palltsn September 30 October c 10. 2
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
WHERE IS POWER SURPLUS?

Not IS many years ago the private power companies were
lcinr I'D 10 reduce their rates and thus encourage greater
usage sad 4faser revenue. They couldnt see IT until long
ster tie PUBS and public ownership were on the rampage
HEY @,t4A too lac. We also recall that some Of the experts
sid the Grand Coulee and Bonneville would produce a tan
tasac row.r surplus which could never be used. Well, what
about hat? Where is that surplus? The answed is OF course
,b,, her. Is n o surplus here is instead, a shortage. More
power development both on the Skagt and the Colun;bi
ar needed to meet Northwest demands.
Thanks to Washington Teanster
Some OF tie people who get rich quick get their money iron
4Linl- theu- viii e rch uulck.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
We Don't Paironiz'

The Following Grocery stn'~e
ar they have refused a. cnrnpl,
with the > 90 pa sunday md
Holiday CLOSING Agreement
ECONOMICAL GROCERY
ITO s. Nom =
FORD GROCERY
10 : Mont 81
WALSH 40 West bdlehi
We would respectfully request
members Of organized labor and
their friends TO Cooperate with
The butte Clerks Union anc dis
continue their patronage
ENFORCED BY THE SILVER
HOW TRADES And LABOR
curSru
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
GRID SCHEDULE

MAROONS SCHEDULE
Oer. "l--Hozeman-here.
Open
l-.Nnaconda-here.
2l-livingston-lherc
1S-llavre-there.
NuN. l-Butte-here.
BULLDOGS SCHEDULE
sept. V-poca,cllo-therc.
l6-llavre-lrrc
y anaconda there.
,W--llelcna-hcre
Oct 7-Grcat lalls-lcrc.
II -Missoula-tlere.
2l-nilling>- here
1S-Open.
NoV. -kalispell-tllere.
II Central-hcre.
KEDS
sept 1S-Dcer l.odgc-ilierc.
0-Whitchall-hcrc.
Oct. 1-Dillon-thcre.
l5-Anaconda-here.
22-Grcat l'alls-thcre
S-Ccntral-hcre.
Nov. 4--ilclena-iherc.
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

COURT SEAL
Frank J Roe } J Mccaiicry, u
Attorneys ior plainti'f law Building q
West Broadway Butte, Montana
PM b Octobei 6. -. 30. ~ lVt9
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

II q Tvyand attorney Tor Piainti
507 SILVER Bow Block. Butte, Montana
panl.el OotOler 6. l3. 20. ~. 1898
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
srATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR
ne COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
tnar-
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

IN TIE DISIRtC- COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDiCIA'. DISTRICT OF THE
STATE or MONTANA IN N FOR
II COUNT. o. SILVER BOW
Montana labor news., 1949-10-13

BY FILLMORE j MAENpA
Deputy Gle K
W g Freebourn. Attorney Tor Plan
tili. Ala Silver Bow Block. Butte. Mon
tana
PUBLISH September 30 october 6. -. ~