MOYER REVOKES CHARTER
OF BISBEE UNION
JEROME, July (I.—The metal
miners in the United Verde con
ducting a campaign against the
copper production in order to com
ped the government to settle the
Butte strike where the miners are
out, called a strike for three
o'clock today. The members of the
regular miners’ union are said to be
working amicably with the company
while tin I. W. \V. organisation
called the strike.
GLOBE, July ti.—Three federal
WLIMHNG LAST NIGHT.
A charming wedding was solemn
ized last evening at the Congrega
tional church when Miss Mildrcn
Lehmann, daughter of dir. and Mrs.
T. Lehmann, was united in marri
age to Mr. Alfred .1. Lomeu, soil ol
Mayor and Mrs. G. J. Lomeu. A
bower of flowers, plants and
branches, beautifully designed and
executed, formed a lovely setting
for tlie occasion. The bride, who
was given in marriage by her father
was attractive in a frock of pussy
willow taffeta and silver lace. Miss
Helen Lomeu was bridesmaid and
Mr. Ralph Lomen acted as best mar,
The impressive ring service was
read by I)r. John Parsons, pastor
of the church, and the wedding
march was played by Mrs. Burgh
anil Miss Bertha Johnson. Friends
ot the bridal party tilled the church,
and at the conclusion of the cere
mony the bride and groom were
greeted with an informal reception.
The striking decorations were ar
ranged by the Federated Sunday
school, of which Mrs. Lomen has
long been a member, under the di
rection of Miss Anpher and Mrs.
Mulligan.
cavalry troops and one machine gun
company are now patrolling the Old
Dominion mine. The official report
says that the situation is critical as
several thousand miners are out on
strike and heavy reinforcements
are coming to aid them.
I.OCAL ITKMS.
As the days pass by, it is appar
ent that even if the appropriation
passes, as it doubtless will, the
Snake river harbor will remain as it
is this season and even survey amt
exploration work will hardly be
completed before the close of navi
gation according to present indica
tions. There is an engineer officer
now on the way, coming via the
Yukon, who may soon arrive and
be here when the Rivers and lim
bers bill passes t digress.
Alining conditions In the Seward
Peninsula show still considerable
development work in progress,
while some of the hydraulic opera
tions are slackening up on account
of a diminishing water supply.
There has been somewhat of a
delay due to frost in many quarters
and while waiting for the ground
to thaw out sluicing is delayed by
reason of an insufficiency of water
in some sections. The very heavy
rains that preceded the dry spell
did not leave as much water in the
ground as some were inclined to oe
lieve. Owing to the heavy frost, the
water did not penetrate deeply and
seeped away in the creeks and
streams which will explain why it
is that the creeks were so flooded,
some showing the highest water
mark in a decade. If rain does not
come soon, there is likely to be a
general water shotage.
DENVER, July 6.—Charles H.
Meyer, president oi the Interna
tional Union of Mine, Mill and
Smelter Workers (formerly tlr ■
Western Federation of Miners) in
a statement declaring that the !.
W. W. has increased its control of
the Bisbee, Arizona, Miners Uniat
sa\s that the charter of the Bisbeeu
lo;,il will be revoked immediately.
The excutive of the 1. U. M. 14.
and S. W. has been greath concern
ed by the growth of the I. W. \V.
in Arizona, and the stage lias been |
reached where the latter organlza- '
tion is practically in control of al! j
the larger locals in the state.
To the lack of success which has,
It i; announced that Clerk Crimm
at the City Hail will be r ady to be
gin registration today at tlie usual
opening hour of his office. It is
said that it was the method outside I
to have a registration office at t vi-rv :
polling i>reeinct. but as Alaskans
have two months in which to got
their names down, lit" necessity for
this does not exist in Nome. Ac
cordingly the City Clerk's offee In
the ( ity Hall will lie the registra
tion office in this community. The j
registration board in the ■ itv eon-i
sists of the Mayor, the City Cleri:
and the City Health Officer.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Two 4 H. P. Boilers.
One 12 H. P. Boiler.
One 16 H. P. Boiler.
Two 6 H. P. Boiler.
DARLING & DEAN CO.
attended the recent strikes cf the'
W. F. or' M. in that state as well as i
elsewhere and the objection of the i
miners to contracts and check
ofls is due to a great ex
tent the loss of popularity of the old
unions.
Al.i. WIN OFT.
SEATTLE, July t>.—The laundries’
have all been granted the closed j
shot) within the city o£ Seattle. The I
demand ol the strikers l'or increase!
was also granted. The claims for '
drivers and inside workers in other j
matters is now the a lbject of dis
cussion it is heliev: d that all tie- j
mauds will be granted by Monday. I
SEATTLE. July G.—The tele- i
phone strike has been practically
settled. The Aberdeen strikers have j
been granted an iner use in wage.''.!
and have been reinstated. The!
question of recognition of the |
union is held in abeyance pending j
settlement ol other outstanding [
questions.
FEDERATE!) CI1URC11.
At the Congregational Church
Sunday tiie following services wie '
be held. ltev. John Parsons, pastor i
11 A. M. Bible School ana
childrens service. R. B. Julia*,
superintendent.
7 P. M. Christian Endeavor.
8 P. M. Worship and Sermon bt
Dr. John Parsons. Subject:
“The Finger Of God.”
A Victrola concert is to be a
feature of the evening service, and
a piano solo by Mrs. Swing.
The public is more than welcom*
to all the services of the church.
blow Is the time to Snbsrrlbe.
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Well, we’re mixed up in the war and we’re going the limit
until we win out. Oar boys are oing to France—we’ll be fight
ing in the trenches, in the air and on the sea. But what are we
going to do about it at Home here?
Are we going to break down and sob about it or we going
to buck up and look for the silver lining in the dark cloud.
Over in France, the farmer is digging and hoeing ou tin
fields while stray shells occasionally burst near him, but he does
ont pay any attention to them—just keps on a-digging ana
a-hoeing.
Freinds, dont let the old farmer in France have anything
on us—let’s just keep on digging and hoeing no matter what
happens; that's the best thing for the soul and business that I
know of.
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Imported Limburger in tins, euch 45c.
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Iin|M>rted Swiss, just cut fresh per lbs. 55c.
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per.lbs. 27 l-2c., small cuts 30c.
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