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tor ,That taIlAlso Other Ad $I L E
"M a kes Good" 111fSiII : nPge6~L~ \PQC "B*t
$7.00 DINNER r ETS, $2.75 $35.00 DINNER SETS, $27.50 $8500 DINNER SET, $25 ROA . R. ... 1LI
64-piece Dinner SetS, in nglish t100 plece Austran Cihina Dllner $ 1 0 DItR, E strai (in t,5 A veryAin Pe, rllllish ware ith a
porcelain, plain white, very thin Bets. In tile Victoria shape, with Iet c, n ll rtt ipe I l nntl rerlinel gre nn
1and looks like the Derby pattern in reed lose decoration, agreent lrl.hti hahl, ndnall ecorat ihn
iHavitntd China; reguhiar pito harder an god g no d g ree n ih high , D rN E , . 0 r h IIh i ; ..... i
In this Sale at $ 7 ' , price ,.00 ,5 0 , L t $ 2 9 . 8 5eenu ba. r ., .
onl .$27drato:rglr rmutrn; sua;rc agyq sam 11 ld bore s; I~nr egua rice :,-Inc Pl0 ate Dse aleg
only .................. ............. . $tla Sale, at only. $ 7 85 7-Inc a Pla..., re ar
1n" ilsSae at only "1.0 os 2 .50 oily .7 Inc So
0l-plece Dinner Sets, salmne as STp. I,.11$ 850hINER SET $4.1..OOi
abve, regular price DH$12, 75 fin0 oNE S iETSL 2T8.7 85I0 C A DINNER SET .. Ain l'lE'Sro 4: $0ie."-., .O0
Sale ... ............................. $.7.. • G4-plxeo, very tine China, Dinner A"ý IV,~ ýý, Uln pieh e 1lime N~er t In1 We'dge.r,- ir ite e
$25.00 DINNER SETS $19.50 Set, In a new design with light +,,I i Lie. th tilitti h .rt , dii., 1- lr-l h 3 hles, r/ar'. 25: g ale 6,w
s ynd ku% 04w1 u r n h lobrs de '"- 12 " fie I e e OApen rlat es, Vegetabtle t me .....
100-piece Dinner ets in wet doord qual- pink flower decoralion with green kI tuLn t00 Pitchers, slht .e, ..... . ]
ity thtr `Au.Ktaidn China, With spray bitclW'ound and gold band $125.00 DINNER SET, 585,00 . c oatmeal Dishes,
nsmail red rose decoration: regular trimmings; aEegular price., 128 ri. A 112- .,.-, I innr .et In It"yil I e Rance t)l.hoa. Dl s it . .
price $2.00, in this $19 50 in this Male at $28 .75 ,,rl ... th.r' .,lt', ' . . ,r ,i Iii ',I a.. .t . .t. .. . tof a.
Ba rliltl t olnly . . . . " ono} . ................... . !i " g!l 1,1+, 1l,,u,,latt,,, V ,,r I' I '-,l,, fin,'.O
FIVE CENTS EACH VEGETABLE DISHES, 45c. CAKE SETS, $1.45 COLD MEAT SETS ICE CREAM SETS, $2.65 CHOCOLATE SETS GAME SETS, $17.50
.(tfpsl and lalucers, 1Bowh and Onte lot of Covred Vegetahle tttMlise.t Is iinlpised of one large A few rgely. A. .et clhtl rg t sray. ix Individual pltt, l ,'l -tyr ds tigns wa htdt oneli hc- i-t -ii'' llnn-p ttd Ja e Bet,
Plates, with blue. border, dec'or- Dishes, all nicely d.ecorated, your ('alk Phlte and sIx s nmall plaiet, wath plant' nid ix pa olr ti, itlhlle and a tk pttt i elt a n eah lt; oiiltlas; c h e t a i ittla l iitiist.tlg of ltitg plttr and
nit, In this Sale sand eve'ry choice, while they last itnr- In In fine thiia tnd finely dpc- tif'orattits iegur $225 prittyet-ttlinsr; Tegur pric ix cupsai annetrs; ill re'g. twe nlve- ptiflas, regalar price r
piece a p 4 ....................sp.... C Ing ti S .ale, o ly, ....... .te; re+gulr price $1 4 price $3.51, i t clse ot . 1 $.7, Itt this Sato itt. $2 6 '. ic es iret t i-. 2 i t al tit $17 50
$2.50 at thinsa.le .............. e i iat .. . .......... . .. d ed ...... .. ,/2 i " 'n . ... .... .......
ALL OPEN STOCK PATTERNS O'F DINNERWARE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES DURING THIS SALE7
EARTHEN MIXING BOWLS IGRE-PROOF COOKING UTENSILS TOILET WARE J
I-n-hhslinh msrtenati ro Mixing lthowls, eSwitw Kdtlhs. i 'iiret. , ('oike-r . it.i All Toilet CSets In DIbi s.it nI greatly
pu tre white, vitlih e bs , lIt a in t,' ett htelath em t In Que n ithtll \VIe', dt (l lii'eia. lhr t it n fi- blu I tra
sale u t tlhese sp chtl prl' es: it v rep'ria iostn t or rit t la' i , wl h ilttns of hii ' I- e . hIt g :
lic size... 1 1! 46i slet . 30n1 7 110 bl'eit eih 'rotiet Sit
2fn g sri i .......1 Orr C h ina Iz .../..s....f4Of e Mlac.inneingC h inw D ish es, T ea oe t e J rdieli resd T/l3,t L e,. sI."
d hc amlte . 4 6c t 4 r ktich itlr price A2.5o ier s a"t, tia,- 1'w $ 112. i neenia- iitith'Pl's t i-i $5ar.15h
S5c size..... 2041 . 7sl lz,..........4 .1 ranrtinatg sets will hr sold ITi lIant lta i,,iritel Toilet hit-i ... 46,00
Sc r.... " .'Rr itt' lIt ne s oal ea . 551gtll t 7sp t p e a lc 5 tewat n' phn i. li te oas'hiuters..
EARTHENWARE TEAPOTS "GUERNSEY" COOKING UTENSILS. 1hSt3 white l op Jut:,r. .. 141. 0
T a 1laitn bEngiintlish brown narthenware Thar ut to r il' -Itid, CUSPIDORS,
Tre apots Bs r i h. ti bi t fitr nlurklngm hti gI ly -g alzi(id lirt l oinw are I liIatia t sla, I v Isrrmhtlitalti (' lmtspl's, wanllhJ I;a l 'n
good cut, or felo. T0ese nslO fuI.t3 priersc1 everything ta.tn tot good tanul loks . n ,w dt chraslw ha; rrgllh, r 76crh , ndv e
dlurisng this sailt: ftine on the taloh. All UD lOte,. sarg' ttile ..... ... . ....
able, All mpc, i lgt clr;We mk o rsrain ie ho, hur ness sWil 45nccud nti Sl Chn a e
26e sizer........ 5! 60C stt' 4. 5n.........4. sankti( s ilrni ain, f 1s tis'l i f right itg lust Vs ir
16c size .......304d . 7c tlzslt' ...0.0....00. fxti, riltsi for tlhi Stale !.i/,3Is nh'l llated braits.
Lamps Lightly Priced Hand-Painted China, 3 Less Coffee Machines, Chafing Dishes, Tea Kettles Jardinieres 'A Less
$[lk; rdgtcedl' hrt thIs cnth,, T,. ('i'c MAlCHnll "rr OhLOC hniAhstye rdnrn s. an
tilt No i 2 bttr mtr l t oar lug iac i a laio u it 'UD C. L - st ' ts the at nic, e titin o
wick;a Tew tilu clo $1 t all z~ .'a'gtnAi '1i't'ti' is ut'oliteat siataitivieitatittlirtat
" n no 7..., Prie 3313 Per ent 1 % t/'icsu ditritig ;. this..$ale
tid Ilsaikn Ltar II t la ti ti d ýs-oratsd bett iful pitceu.is, i'mthtrittIag tl'tlcics of every tort tind dleserili- lialislt hslatt iVi aa'nta ta In t Ilh trn shapl range atyles. tat a rouetlurin ta . . . g
BedRet wi is, w uith deorat eed r sl heres lan!veons Ill botoh urn an range Dyepedal sawat ah redutlo kin.d..
howl aldi iahi.i', cinplith; f regal t ir t Iuioi, frowt otnill trasys to nitrgniflceat lar'ge (.tia ig Dlieshsl it In th lhlat, s atl hpe In rltl Inm'tao l Oddtments o, Fancy rn s
price $2,1t, ,t,, Sale at, $ i ]la . .in sl.'.. 'ie o'''loek a Kettlit's lit Ileiwc shaal s wtith 'ari oum stntlls and sizs, value
only ................................. ..... t ique trimmings. Cha ing )ishes and 5 up to $3.7, your choice only .
Parlor linmps, globe and bowls deco- PICKARD CHINA INCLUDED o'clock tlea ksttles hav'e thas lts'mt aImproved
rated to match, WIn bright colors; sa n a.,lhol burn'. W'e als itcld tit.s i Sa te China Vpate
htlarge size atrner coi plete I W bthat'lrul itil Chofing Disher thue olshlnog, aui asn aDih n the lo ta fs lagonsie hina Vae.n in vel
regular price, $.60; now l.... o eeres fron the oPickard Stud- LOadls, Fork, E. ou. ape, sixesan dcora
All Common Glass Lainpa mps nIoM are hnludetdI and are offered ,ALL COFFEE CHAFING DISHES [ions; values to $4.7, hoe
reduced during this Sale........ ,'7 with the fine Inmported pleces at MACHINES 5 O'CLOCK TEAS S
ELECTRIC PORTABLES P discounat of REDUCED ETC., LE ttoSS
Jtstt a few to Chase out, all goad 4- .n A few pierces of Deeorat.ve.Stat ar.,
patterns: yotur ch.oice W Prie_ 33%3 Per Cent 10fh. ures, , usts, petl., voles, 10
of nh lot. it ... . rr1...e .Lx. J.VJin+ +h' . " up to $7.00. your cholce...
Jewelry at Big Reductions Your Opportunity to Buy Silverware
TRhae quality of Jewelry sold her'e Is as ool as one will 'Dependable silverware, the only kind..
Tfind in the finest exclusive Jewelry stores. whilne otrth worth buying, Is tie only kind this store
- reguliar paoes average lower-mucha lower. This clean- sells. These "clean-up" prices afford
Ot u. affor'ds some truly remarkable bargains., values too good to mss,.
c HALF PRICE. . ... EAvery piece. knives excepted, guarant. ed
WATCH FOBS ' :" ' ,. I It wear 25 years. Best triple plate. WVe
I ('hI oice of our entire stock t Wat. bs at a reduc- offer the following bargains in the
tlion of ONF-THIRD. -Classic pattern of thils make,
RING $2.21G Tea Spooenos, set of 6-.......... ,,.
I s Choice of o r eor antire stock of P4nger Rings, nn's, $4.25 Dessert Spoon..Ta $l o . set
. wo smenrs and hlildren's at a reducti sn of' ONE- of 0 ...................................... #8.15set
). l J . + .CUFF LINKS of 5 ......................................;2!:.50
Chilee of our entire stock of Cpu'ff [Inks, gentle- The lover of Cut Glass will rcovl In the chances thle sale
0.Vmena's and ladles', at a reduction o ONE-FOURTH. affordls to buy the finest, brlghtest glassware on the $9.00 Medium JKniviaei, set
miarket ait prices far hbeowt regular. Such opgtrtsunltles lof 6 .....................................n 4. 50
LHAT PINS make It well worth while to anticipate one's hlaroliday reo $8.00 Dessert Knlves, set of 6 ................ 4.00
lale e Choice pf our entire stock of Hat Pins at a reduc- quiremeonts In this line$..0Sur hte eaca-------5
Al ton of ONE-FOURTH $1.00 Sugar Shells, each 5040
MISCELLANEOUS JEWELY G lass $2.0 , Creat a. ,dles, ac.....................41.00
hc - n ih ardsly an article of Jewel ry hut our stock Affordsr Li b 6 t$.50 Oys(rter F1orks, net o 6 ...................4 r1.7
and it can bn bought during tas sale at a GREAT $3,00 Soupi, porns, set of6 ........................ .6-2.50
e REDUCTION. "rThe World'. Bert Make" Rgr 1r7 K e F
TWtta I s the siiiiy stone In lawn whteic lutre y cat ln hltuy theat trl Cut ias, Irl yd. a a hs s n . f Rogers "1847" Knives afidu Forks • .irico
C L O G tho se tighty rare occasilons when n y u can buy it for lees tha t re aulsor li t-''. T he lsl y our gra adniGother used, spe . lal o f
O ne lot of f snnly B ed hloomie C locks: O ne udt ot fancy Rie l Jtets i (. ocks; %' D U R IN G T H IS SA L E A L L L IB B Y C U T G L A SS R E D U C E D 25 P E R C E N T . for this Sale, per sut-...........................................sn T r L-a
regulasr Ir ifc e I--O5. ..Mal1e prlce,...ll. .5 rgti lar nice $1.25. Sale lanlce-.i oth.- lk.. o.. One-Third Les., as Follo.. $2.75 Knives anid FOrks, $1.65
G a wbeasr'gae lHerry Hoiwls; regular plltc $2000. tid C n t;tli Ctlnurts; s',lt a 's $; rg lsa itic 15+ 00 30t ler sltped in ut tk, te alsr, tr tti $ l.5st staleuk ator .a n,
G a s r et T h e c ....... ..................................................$13.3 Comprs; reghk ,.r price $2.0 . S.l. pric.......$ 1.1 ey......irstqua ityg.d.s, r aA... . o0 o yr
lt0c's ti lx WtrIufbrs5#Lreh-tot-y Houwls; reguliar lurice r$10.00.4S0l5 'ri'ttntles'nme. ait(u II regulas- pric-c $Ih. pa1le withi coilpper thena amckle, then silver,reua$27vleprst "
hc Salt attd Peppers hakirs 54 Pri e. Berry Bow regular P erice 7.0. 6 0-h- ---lh-rs; et of 6; regular pelt- $ 10, .00 ........................................................i.iw.......- -- -........... .................
10u Lenmon Juice Extractors .... u. 5 Uc Hale
The Bottle lance-----------------------..0 pte------------------48.85
(Ilassa Sauce Dishes. esca . 5' Laigi Berry Hiwlh; regular price $4,50. Hale Celery Trays; reguilar rice $,00. Sale rice, 0.00 $4.75 Knives- gid Forks, $2.95
Wine Glasses, oddmtents ......... lac------------------9.0a-o3-'its otit uis$3.Sl nci 4
{5c ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ".. ".sa ........... Try4........1e .ro lc'y Bo l; rglr ph' 3,7 . 0 Ceh, N ler Trw y; regular pehnes $4,0.6T1 Sal pri.e, .. Sb['|O
tivrp~dd 1,titd hMndle KBowl's, regld Forkce gurnte Kuh Nut. mow1M; b
20c Glass Vinegar Cruets............ 10e During thal salh we Iirg y s ne.u. . r pr . 7. . Salt' Nui il ts; ntgulnrtice r4.60, Sale prSice-.(.0 Silve'-plated, soilid lansle Knives tnt d h rks; guiaraiy teed 12Dt md by
Otto Glass S5 yrup PItchersn S - o........,.1.04 ofter these ctlo. Pl .to-------------------------.. ....... ..... .... ...... ..rs......tt.rIit'i'cO Vnegar ug.. .. .. .. .... ..... ....... alsi It. 'alie, & Stn; will last it life tim with p famnl y use..t IS
2c Glass Syugar Bowls -1................ 0 trated bottles that Pitchir; reguhtr Irice $13.00. Sale lrh'i -. 0 l'rtt ; regittr *.e $4.75. w.alerle
In"GasPtctr---------- Pitceisr: negttiuttnprice $1R.75 . otlm la'nce W L A* -'i1"." s ..a
$4.3) Lsonse poPl Witerors .........t..ag.bit.o.....Watr Flttes rguiur pice 430hlal prce h0oli-lua----------------------------lar prhriemi0.tal prcatt1,OO Irh'u............w....n....less......N..........RTH.
cut s50tar 'mndpattternin ......... .2Wtr. ... Pl' 6r... old,+ singly and in I Sugstr arud ('reain Sets; r'egtthn psric-. $8.73, S~alui Vases: reguhtir ipi~e $25.00, uthe1 price-....10,0 rin atl3 ivrwr oaON-ORH
Jen'te Stjlshr n i es 6gte wL~uh an and Cre-atin Sts; regfular plneo $6.30. -Miii \'lttat-,a; negitian itt-itt $12,00s. Stile psricu, 9. 00.... SiiO 1Vu'i'-islti~ds'J'ta Mets, I ish'cecs anid Tray; rogithlr prics., $;30.€00. ,Sale
MISCELLANEOUS - Itlem at a - Sugar tant Cretln Sets; regular trice $4.23. alh, malui-s-------------------------------------......50 ,
'J5e Yellow P~udidlng Diaht-s ....100p ' uprliico------------------------------------............. ........ Si.:g l, Ntl atus l's.lirsi t , St-; r-giulir isihie $:iuiO. Sthlu ' Slvt'r- hllttus i15.,a Mile. 3 ihIcc's tial hnd Tty; regsilar pris lS 1.50.'.le
:13e Y~hlt ow 3lln ihs-.... +.......... $1 Sale i. 9Hl---------------------------imier-philttius 'i's-ut Sea a+, 4 lilht-ess atd l't'i-y; regulitr prmies $12 6e. Sale
20o W hWhite Sowts---.... ---............... 1.0A tll extra spiciti offeringi tog Ira lustrehus ,- thtut titl ,'s gths tsatreat tai ,ia ,li ,iuilSi-i-it-at littas-sif li cut-tfrhiocu..-...... .... . . ...................... ...................................90-00
Spoon----------------------r s jtld zscoUt- aoay---------------------------------- . 15 iHlvir-iuhuts-s ('atuIiis Sticks; regular pshce 115oi. Sale, psrice . ... 951.65
213c Nut Pick M.ets,,-.................16;' Cut Glass Salts and Peppers, with S~terling Silvelr Top.; regular price $2.50. Sile price---------9.0......ll.~5 Ihilkhtug Dihesia slilvr-htlateid, HALF PRICE.
s, -------, -
FMMNC METODS0
ANDREW GIBSON TALKS ENTER.
ESTINGLY , OQF EUROPEAN Ce
AN4D A PMIAICAlN WAVY. u
"The farmers of this country," said 12
Andrew Gibson, superintendent of the it
timber prelervation and tie treating f
plant of the Northern Pacifle railway, 14
"cortainly have Iots of room for im- p
provement, that ls, a large majority 1i
of them, but to give them as an ex- I1
ample the farmere of Europe, Is not y
only unfair, but at the present day, W
ridiculous. There is wot lufflolent j
labor. In this country to fasm on the a
samm . cae as Ewrope to begin with, O
and *N1ll not be for many years ' to a
come. Take, fOr.'exa~ile, 4 *rm oft't
4QQ acres In Europe,. all arable land a
under cultivation.. It takes 4 fovoe oat
about 15 men all the year round, and a
durlng-, the season Of Ipseding and
planting turnips and potatoes would
require pirohably double that numnber
for say flur or five months in the
year. In addition to the above force
of farm hands it would be necessary
to keep about 20 good work hores on
harld, or an equivalent in some other
power to do the necessary plowing,
seeding, harvestin*, etc. The moth'ids
Vf farming In Europe are four or five
course rotation, so-callBd dependent
upoh the fdrtility of the soil.
Pigures.
'"Tho stdtistlie furnished by the
United States departmenrt orf agricul
ture at Washlngton show( that oor
farms in the United States produce
less than 14 bushels of wheat 'per aero
per year'as compared -with, 82.in Eng
land, 28-in Germany, 44 In the Nether
lands and 20 In France. Our annual
yield of optin I.'the United States is
less than "l bushels per acSep as comn
.ared with Enigadd 48, Oermaii r e,
and tie Netherlands 58. The ratio of
prodajtir n per acre In Other crops is
even' reaSter in European countries
ithan that, of wheat and oats, and the
only reason you can give for this is
tib sys.riattih , careful and %gmmon
sense manner in which they till the
1 aoil and feed their stock, .untilizing
d everything that will fertill.e the soil,
r constructing suitablle buildings for the
e proper care of' livestock, machillryI
and farm implements,
Y "There Is great rivalry in l urope
n among the farmners over the raising
r of good crops as well as over the best
,, breeds of stock, and the farmers have
a their markets and club meetings,
a where they meet and discuss topics on
t farming and stuck raising for ad
vancement and mutual benefit, The
farmers of Furope and their families
are, in reality, the brains of the
e country, and the boys and girls think
- It no disgrace but a pleasant duty to
r help out with the farm and housel.old
e affairs,
A Science.
S "Farming is a solence and one that
,r1 requires clos study and application,
s and until such time as this is gened·
ally acknowledged and the proper
i, principles applied our farmers in the
d United States will not be in the front'
a rank. Since the science of farming
a and the analysis of the soil now free
a to out farmers by the various agr-
Sonultural colleges throughout the
n country is within tho reac'h of allf
thllere is no plausible excuse for oor
mnethods or unwllltalle c.rops bcing ,l
planted i. this c'ountry aniy more. !
than in n urope, anld it will be found
thAt the farmer adopting new andHI
ladvanced methods of working his ;lld I
and ratsing stock will, In all causes, heI
the 6ne with a hank account whin
his crops are sold anrd ilH stock mar
keted. The Intelligent and progros
..ve farmer in the Uniteld SRtites is
Just as bralliy a mnan as his l'uroptean
brother, but the- Anmerlrlan farmer
.holds the erroneous idea that unIIIOes
he has a few hundred, or in imany
cases a few thousand acrs o lanlld,
he has notLhig. 'The old familiar Pay
ing: 'A little farm well tilled. ;and a'
little house well filled,' is a decidedly
Ipreferrable to a large area of lild
scratched over, and th. implemients ly
Ing carelessly around as evidea(cefd by
a visit to somen of our large farming
communities. A few acres of land
properly cultivated will yield better
returns and quality than a large num
ber of apres poorly farmed-hut, that
'would not be settling upl our vast
ajreas of land, and if every farmer
only had what he could properly and
systematically attend to we would hacve
fewer acres 1i~ so -ca:lled cultitatinI
from whvich, h'weverr, larger retir:nus
Swould be obtained, thus leaving oeor.
SInlus str'tclih' flur fti' ther xeNfttlt.i nt
pal gralzling pulrplpses,
I "'ll6 evolution now taking pilac(, In
I agricultural prealrsta will bring about
I kmliroivi (condiltlioll and as fpast ias
lre lml tanc.es will warrant It Iml
t provoinonts will he made, 'J'h ilm
Sponrtation of European and eaternll
- farmers into the w'et has been an
. inestinmable bet! Inefit to tIle agrilculturall
I dlistricts, which art very marked to the
irlioneers who have roamed over our
a vast far.snllr g dltrlets 20 years ago
and il ho have seen themn recently."
CAMPBELL WILL NOT LISTEN.
SSan Antonll.l Tel'xa.s, Aug. 2.- (Hplc.I
ltii.)-( ills townt adminsiimon. (Governl'ir
Calmpbllll will int stuand lby th' plaut
fjtrm diimaitlli if I ti (Utli.visolin itomimp
i crailtic sta Lie convi'ention. . everal days
agi he lmadell a statemtgi to the ef
. fe;'t that iht knew all about the plat
t forml on which he was elected and:
that the new one did not bhother himh
much. The democratic party ia now
fInding out ,that he is as good as lhi
word, One of the plankti in the Oal
'pieston pliltform l alled i11ton theI tmit
I Itui re, now cinl v eV td li sipe liii ie-'
iii, to Iranlilaict the busiuliaess it had
t the..t (roei i itog ttt' for, and g i - h ':.
Ter this tinvernor t'ltmptwill ant a mun
I jority of the, memberi s of the state
t igishltive l bodies, toook exception, and
a I flow, Just to, show that Austin has ,t
-will of its owin, &urothr speciatl .s-.
- alo1 will IH calloed. Thi first w.ess4ioni
Swas pr.ovilud Ir" the purpins of read
s ju'tlg "liiti ftirt rating laws of the
.I state and the one proposed will go into
0 the Imatter' uuf ,pereitlltlary reform.
r 'Th. ( l.lvtvoultonl convenlltionl expressell
SItsilelf as oppous.d to spel'('il selnlttl4
o X('tlte on extraorttdinary .ccusions n lant
adopt'd the plank In queatloln becauuse'
the. legisllature' fault d to confinl e itself
to the fire ratlnw matte.r and at -
tempted to patss t( nuumlber of anti
tlihuor traffle la,.s
NOTES OF THE LABOf WORLD.
Theo shiphullding concerns of HIarI
Iburg, (ermany, have decided an a
consequence of the strike of 5,000
n, mechanics, to lock out their em:ployee.
some 15,000 in nirmber. It Is expect
"s ed that this will stop all warship
building.
W, 1i, Lee., pretludent of the Orludeu of
Railway Tralnnle.n, spleaking at n t.
I Louis the other day, declared tihat the
complete arnalgallration of the various
organizations of railroad employee was
one of the piossiblitles of the near fu
ture.
At the next meeting of the Interna
tional C'ookl, Walter arnd Bartenders'
union there will be a determined 'ight
made by the blatrtrtenders to fuorn a sep
arate international organisation. Tl'h
question has been discussed for several
years.
As a result of tile falure of the big
strike last year the labor unions of
Swed.en are reported to be entirely de
moralized. The rank and file are In
revolt and retfuse to pay in any more
money, declaring that the funds used
by the leaders list year were Wantonly
wa\ted.
The snisessmnent for the olgrhto-ho, r
day wars declared of.f by the L er'ent
Coluimbrrbus, Ohio, convenrtiorl of thle in
ternationall Printing Pressmen and As
sistants' union, as the shorter worlday'
is now an accomplished fact In the'
trade. The convrentiin approved the
action of tst subordinate locatl In de
eidinig to erect a hornm for tuberohiloeliq
members.
ant nrl.'riinrrg cUtrr the
your properiy, Selling lux", an
errs it.
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