The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1908, Page 5

| | THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1908. ous 5 NON LABOR Frew , SOTBYBROTER, saa UNION LABOR Frawley Predicts Big Soca tame ith tt, nes CRMIST. 2 SD WEST = a3, By James J. Frawley. AYUHLY 1 aus farm use| HK 1 salon ey rg a newer tae a ak ew days before under bail on It ane All three prisoners eadquarters, |ANOTHER RECORD FLIGHT; remedy, hes, in its extraor- nary accomolishments, exceeded the mest Sangulhie expectations of the eminent spe- clalists who gave it to the world. It has Tammany Leader Twenty-Sixth Dis- | trict, | Conditions In the Twen xth Dis- | trict, of which I am executive mem- DIE IN HOSPITAL = Neen tnothe a GountviOrsant aa ae — Jeured thousands of ‘cases of eczema and fon, wa in saying that : a Jeradicated facial and other disfigurements Menaced Negro Victims With |DE LA GRANGE IN AEROPLANE | pyc standing, ‘Tho terrible itching ats the o ema | tending eczema is stopped with the firs, ape sin the Air 34 |plication, gtving proof of its curative prope erties at tho very outst, | Jersey Case in Washington Involves the Extreme Power of Writ Crime Kept Secret From Police, fs Revealed will poll the biggest n to national ‘candi- I predict that the Ne- | Frenchman Remai Knife and Hatchet, De- 5 ' | craskan will carry the district by a | : ae" : ha him | i ii enisy vier | Minutes, Beating His Perform. Th leas serious akin affections, such ae ‘Of IMjUNGllOr =e Me lferiralty uu nctiicani tne a ea | in Philadelphia, minutes later, | clare Detectives. | Fae Vaan rash, herpes, blackheads, acne, bar- as Agee eg ‘Two years ago the district gave the | | a ae | = ance ¢ Olehdy, ftech, &e, results show a | Democratic nominee for G | ane ; MRS. J, K, LUDLOW DEAD, 0 won da ta isht application, only a small quantity PARKER CHIEF COUNSEL, | 5:9 wate Hughes potted 3 j EG@ HARBOR CITY, N Mrs. Emma J. Ludlow, wife of ‘he Averen 39 Fee rece kad. Mike tals: Caen re HAM Increases at pp eae al | —Patrick O'Donnell under arrest Rey, Dr, James K, L: Pastor o} ‘ ? an how favell thanealval vot the apecial lect and it will bring out every | and held without ball on the tho Munn Avenue Pres n Church, | and Kane, of the West ecent package, recently adopted to meet Man dlassvished) with business condi; jcharge of having shot and killed his Hast Orange, N. J. died yesterday | street station, who found them ap shee iNttan: Rea Both the GO-cent pac pene, - afternoon at Norfolk, Conn., where she $2 Jar Firm Published as “Unfair” in} ause the lat her Hugene, i 1 i ¢ ok 1 | ent); s att : p ; qt note nets pacreany Urata sed to get off his premises. Ie was spending the summer, jee a York ant Brooklyn at Tus Defiance of Court Wants IRGREUREUTEER THAI ;warned himsto keep away, but the Mra, Ludlow was a daughter of the) ner of Ae thy Aver erarltle lat iarugti Cores Ing NTeLRUrhae ished VALCGHIT) Hacks BIUGET® CL) tacit l brother paid no heed to the warning lato David Carr, of New York, and a! nue, ‘Tho nen man Bt Ore | set LeMElaELAHahCbitG Gene Leaders Punis ed. ployed laborers ds mechanics will id was shot, He w: of Alexander I. Orr, Her hus-) away on the approach of the offieers ght. The writing direct to 4, four daughters and two sons sur eae -|vive her. Her funeral will be held at) been Norfolk on Wednesday, the R ital in Philadelphia, wher: (hay ade 4 long enough to make a &| the effect that he had rs gave |xive Bryan a chance to show what his polletes will do for the country's | good. irrell, twenty-one years old Organized labor fights this week the x rege natn RY, ‘yarles L, Thompson, of the West One Hundred and § | greatest legal battle of its existen fecond.—Storekeepers with pills un- eB shot by brother \ 8 Rane rial fing @ contest involving the writ of da unable to 4pliect = | ‘The local police were notified and ¢ Missionary Board, offlelating | str c $ Bie Oy x-| 1. | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS : vas x ie z ange in the nation- i they at once placed Patrick under ar- jfer body will be burled in the Orr | te ears vld of No. (4 West Pitty onda | { tion, which 18 one of the vital COR eT ae ee eel UIT MERIT RLS NOTE second street, and Joseph Appleby, atx | 1 WORK MONDAY WONDERS, in the national political can Judge Al Democratic n 194, goes to Washington to-day to ap- pear before the Supreme Court of tit District c bla as counsel for the American tion of Labor In the; sult legally wn as the Buck's Stove/ and Range Company vs. the American Federation of Labor, John Mitchell, Frank Ing that Gompers, Mitchell and Mor-| rison be punished for contempt of court for viola an injune | previously | issued court. | The Exec: ton will mi Gay, to be tn san rt of the District of C Published as “Unfair,’ JW. Van Cleave National Ma a and the most active foe of organ Vabor. 18 also president of the Buck's| Stove and Rannge Co., of St, Louls.| This company and its goods were bo cotted by labor county. Its name y the “Unfair” and “We ino" {n official publications, Mr 2 Cleave brought an for $240,000 dimages against the ean Federation of Labor and its utive Council, and last November viled to the court in where labor headquarters for an Injunction pending mination of the original action, 5 hib the on from in any way labor and Its frie that the company is unfair to if aa plovees. ey On Dec. 23 tart the Court made per- manent an injunction forbidding the| Federation and tts oMcers trom contin. tulng thelr campalgn against the Buck's Company or publishing the name in the “unfair” list. Mr. Gompers and his assoclated labor leaders determined to make a firm stand against this writ of injunction, They Issued an urgent appeal to the Public, saying in part: Labor Kept Up Fight. “With all due respect to the Court, !t 1s tmpossible for us to sea how we can comply with all the terms of this in- Junotion. It cannot compel union men or thelr friends to buy the Buck's *tdves and ranges. Labor fs earnestly desirous of entering Into friendly rela- tions with employers, and this is none the less thue of Its honorable adjustment and agre with the Buck's Stov® and Range Com- pany, "So long. however, as that company continues its hostile attitude to labor, denying ft the right th organize, dis- | eriminates against union members and | refuses to accord conditions of etnploy- | ment generally regarded as fair in the trade, it must expect retallatory me Tes: these measures always, however, Within the law and for the purpose of reaching an honorable, mutuall? ad- Vantageous agreement. "The publication of tite Buck's Stove and Range Company on the ‘We don't patronize’ st of the American Federa- tlon of Labor is @n incident In the history of the It is not the matter of removing that firm from the lst against which we primarily pro- test, it ig. this Injunction invading the freedom of the press.” Obeyed Technically. The Amercan Federationist techni- cally obeyed the order regarding the publication of the unfatr list, but each month Mr. Gompers had vigorous edl- torials on the subect, declaring: “It should be borne in mind that there 13 no law, aye, not even a court decision, compelling union men or the friends of labor to buy a Buck's stove or range.’ He made speeches on the subject, ‘and labor unions outside the jurisdic- tion of the District of Columbia Court continued. to publicly boycott the com- pany. This notably was the case of the United Mine Workers’ convention @t Indianapolis !n Janvary, John Mitrhell then was President. Resolu- tions were adopted and published plac- ing the Buck's Company on the unfair lat, ‘These proceedings are alleged by the company to be In violatton of the court’s injunction order, and its petl- tion says: a frherefore, the wa: That a ru ait amuel Gompers, Frank Morrison and Jobn Mitchell, requiring each of them to show cause at a time to be fixed by the court in sald rule why ttachment should not be Hage and why he sows ead, ed by the court to be Ta camtempt of its order and Its de- cree, and be punished for the sai ne legal pre -sdings of this ke wil consist of Inbor 8 argument againat | this attempt to tighten the injunction serew and by severe punishment for| contempt of court crush out Its power! of boycott and aggr ye campalgns | against the foes of trades unionism, judge Parker has been devoting much attention duriag the past vear to the Jegal. statua of /abor organizations. He} recently edited a pamphlet on the sub- umbia, | | sident of the Washing are lc etitioner prays as if be laid upon tne ject, giving « Ses ot at Rope Scat ac rs al .| Ish note to the Powers relative to the} Assoclation| G N} German Consul had said. jcape of gas, and after two Croek, Mich. SPAN DELAY HALTS Tn: MOROCCAN NOTE Moditications Suggested to France in Appeal to Powers —Kaiser’s Envoy Talking, %.—Te minor modifies ed by the Spanish Goy- ernment in the joln French and Span- n in Morocco promise to delay} insurance of the note for a few ER, Sept. 7—While on his way s city to Fea Dr, Vessel, th, at Tangler, the obj S$ reported to be lafld's hrothe plained the valuable | Q y had renders Hafid during his mpaigh against Sultan Abd-el-Aziz. fter Dr. Vassel's departure from -el-Kebir Mulal El Abbas told the members of his entourage what the eee TOK WD SY TR 0 A GS DE California Boy Catches Bal- loon as It Ascends and Is Carried 6,000 Feet in Air, ) SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. 7.—Accepting a dare from a young woman, Fred Blaggi, the eighteen-year-old gon of a rancher, yesterday made a daring ana unheralded Aeronautic ascent that thrilled hundreds of spertators. Run- ning forward just as W. J. Warring, professional parachute artist, cut loose m the ground, Blaggi sprang into t cordage at the mouth of the bag and was carried upward relght estimated at 6,000 feet. Warring, with his parachute, cut loose at an elevation of 2,00 feet and with Biaggi as its solitary passenger the bal- ‘oon drifted over the hills of the coast range until {t was almost lost to view. His weight prevented the sudden es jours of suspense from his friends Blaggi re- turned to town, having landed without Injury, to a —_——- TOO FRANK FOR HIS FLOCK. SPRINGFIELD, Mass, The Rey. Dr. F. L, Sept, 7.— Goodspeed, who “| recently declared from the pulpit that the “Church {8 run by a boss more un- principled than the political bos: nd vitentiines an arrogant and uneducated boss,” to-day resigned the pasto: of the First Congregational Churen, one & of the largest and wealthiest of that denomination In the country. ‘The resignation followed brought to bear as a result of Dr Goodspeed’s utterances, and it may di. vide the church so hopelessly that a jety will be formed by seceding 8. Dr. Goodspeed gives as his motive for resigning that he "does not care to con. tinne the work of the church single- handed.” His salary was pressure CHEERY OLD COUPLE Find Grape-Nuts a Blessiog. After one is seventy, the question of nourishment is a very delicate one, When old age comes on we do not | need so much food as during the more active years, but the digestive organs are very sensitive and care must be exercised In {ts selection. No food has the strength giving properties and {8 so easy to digest by old and young as Grape-Nuts. “Kor yéars I have been troubled with dyspepsia—for one perlod, § i years’—writas our aged minister. “I finally began using Grape-Nuts and have had no trouble with my stomach since, feel perfectly well and strong, and though I am 71 years old I feel like a boy. | “Then, too, my wife had been troubled for years with billousness and slok headaches, Since she began to use Grape-Nuts, about 8 weeks ago, she has no further trouble, “She {is quite well and strong. much more cheery and happy than in other years. Grape-Nuts and Pos- tum occupy an Important place on our breakfast table, and in our dhil food. It would be hard for me t tell what we owe to Grape-Nuts, “There's a Reason.” Name given by Postum Co., Battle Read “The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs, Ever read the above letter? 4 neve one appears from time to ot ‘Best Creamery Butte rest Doubl Diana Brana Teas The Very Finest Imported India-Ceylon Black & Green Mixed Formosa-Oolong | English Breakfast The Four Quality Teas of the Orient With All Their Original Strength and Delicate Flavor S. & H. Green Stamps Free 10 With Every Pound Carton of Diana Brand Tea for 200 Stores in 25 Years There is a solid reason back of every great success, and the phenomenal pop- ularity of the ‘James Butler’ Stores is the result of— (1) Quality —always kept at the highest possible standard, (2) Prices—always the lowest, and in many cases less than the ordinary retailer must pay. (3) Convenience—A James Buts ler Inc. store is hindy to almost every housekeeper in Greater New York, “dames Butler” eto. two fe rate of alt weeks very six and @ past twenty-five years, —Highest grade; fresh from the Western Creameries; Ib..... 25¢ Belle Brook Print Butter “"::""“" 27¢ Baker’s Coco te prt id woth FQ 12 Strictiy Fresh Eggs ive" 25¢ Full Cream Cheesevinine rr 15¢ Smoked Shoulders t"."""" Se Boneless Bacon 2.0.2n ee 17e Smoked Beef sn" from chotcest cuts, in wafer slices; (ces 12¢ P otatoes:: ele eat selected from the finest fields in Maine and Li 15e Sweet Potatoe net doe Red Onions 2 en ee eo 15 ¢@ Triumph Oat —Best whit: rolled; sweet and fresh from the mill; king of 10¢ |Prepared Flou 12¢ Macaroni & Spaghettiis"" 10¢-5¢ Macaroni & Spaghetti-s:03:.. 12¢6¢ Aunt Nanna’s Pancake Flour #:'""" 10¢ Pride of St. Louis. FLOUR Superlative XXXX Quality--The Best Milled Makes mote bread, whiter bread, lighter bread and better bread than any other flour 1 Ib. ib 93c/31. 49 FAs deo, O9E} 7 vag, 23°| 32 vag, 12¢ ~~ Fresh from the Ovens of the National Biscuit Company _ Uneeda Biscuit......) Packsse | Lemon Snaps......... Alb. ' Uneeda Milk Biscuit! , Ginger Snaps.......| 33¢ \Graham Crackers... 94 Nic Nacs,, ; 2 —World famous for its purity, eelDacanirveranrtt Tereeere —Picked from the finest of the n Dominion; large baskets. sees. —Blue Ribbon.Brand, highest in quality; self raising and economical; large package.,.,, fe) . | Reguiarerice na R Har Pri Zu Zu Ginger Snaps Som package | Soda Crackers...) 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Green Stamps Free: 18¢ Diana Brand Tea for With Every Quarter-Pound Carton olf Diana Brand Tea for 2 mt | ceemenmimenamte meena 25th Anniversary Sale No housekeeper can afford to miss this great Anniversary Sale. We are giving bigger and better values than ever before, If you are not a patron ¢ ‘James Butler’? Store, now is eto begin, You will lve on the fat of the lind, have the purest and treshest of foods; and saye money on every purc iven the most econom- cal newly dd couple can easily save as much as $50 a year by trading at the nearest James Butler Inc. Many tamilies save hundreds ¢ our big money ni esday and Wednes day of this wee Great Special Anniversary Sale of Butler’s Unsurpassed TEAS and COFFEES 20 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Choice No. 2. Teas for..«.... 25¢ 10 Stamps Free with /-2 Ib. Choice No.2 Teas for.....13¢ 5 Stamps Free with 1-! lb. Choice No. 2 Teas for... 7€ 30 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Choice No. 1 Teas for...... 35€ 15 Stamps Free with 1-2 Ib. Choice No. 1 Teas for.... 18¢ 7 Stamps Free with 1-4 Ib. Choice No. 4 Teas for.... 9€ 60 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Butler’s Best 50c Teas... 50€ 30 Stamps Free with 1-2 Ib. Builer’s Best 50c Teas.. 25€ 15 Stamps Free with 1-4 Ib. Butler’s Best 50c Teas.. 43¢ 20 Stamps Free with 1 1b. Old Plantation Coffee.... 30¢ 10 Stamps Free with 1-2 ib. Old Plantation Coifee.... 15¢ 15 Stamps Free with 1 1b. Best Biended Coffee...... 2.¢ 7 Stamps Free with 1-2 ib. Best Blended Coffee....., 13¢ 10 Stamps Free with i Ib. Best Maracaibo Cotiee,... 20¢ | _5 Stamps Free wiih i-2 lb. Best Maracaibo Coiiee 10e 10 Stamps Free wiih 1 Ib. Best Santos Coifee........ 17¢ 3 Siamps Free wiih 1-2 lb. Best Santos Coifee........ $e 5 Siamps Free with 1 ib. Golden Santos Coiiee...... 13¢ CJ 2 nin —inen ss TE Wine and Liquor Department A few of the Anniversary Specials for 3 days at the 94 James Butler Inc, Licensed Stores—viz: Hunter Whiskey, .. 8. bottling, direct from distillery, bottle 79@ Special Reserve Whiskey. Regularly $1,25 a bottle, this week 89e Cabinet Whiskey. Full quart bottle, regularly $1.00, this week 85e Kingussie Scotch Whiskey. Regularly $1.00; a bottle. 79@ Sir John Power's svaiiw irish Whiskey, !)"" “" 95¢ Imported Sherry, Giraida Brand. Gallon $1.90; 1; gal. $1.00 Imported Port, Castilio Brand. Gallon $1.905 1 gai......... $1.00 imported Claret, Schmidt et Fils St. Julien,very choice; bottle 39@ i Imporied Rhine Wine, Wohlgemuth’s Laubenheimer, bottle, 59¢ } | 3 Nips Guinness’s Stout, 25¢; dozen nips, $1.\)0 | lay Kk, 5 wo mh ij | 2 Bots. Guinness’s Stout, 25c; dozen bots.,$1.35 | | | 2 Bots. Bass Ale................25¢; dozen bois., $1.50 | | i California Claret, rich an: pure; bottle 1903 haif bot... ide | Princeton Cocktails, =“: 99e; OS". 39¢ & 20e] or 50 cide tear... 6G aml | wa SO imperial Whiskey, by the bote esc... ccsee 45¢ “wr at