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iiijiiiriiriiiiiiiiiik , mummsmm ., I Mala-Bhutto“ . ' v York. Chiengo, Baton. Pitts- r ' Kansas City. Chtehstiatiand 1 her at mm: 'ttttey! scattered orttueomtttrauottrsiieettr 2th. center: where mediated W "st,l'lut",1d'dr,u'T'lS,7l,l'f' 3 than Increases have bed]: but ‘u-to an the cost of a comic!» art percent-cc of current building .o' ‘tiom, they have nothbeo‘n (tf nun Manhicdly., tn Nov 0 sud the ttetrprd1itius zone, here “out 30 per cent, of the build- ng bunnies of the entire 'NNntry are Inon progress. increased I’M? coat: 'sritt can m added, outlay of from ii'iiiiiiit to ”8.000.000 this year, nee to recent authoritative er:- i.tim4Us. C itttntrrrsth-tirNtildt,tig act', Mr: M hoot ik, _ “Wombat, “in!!! tt g)eeSod6fthdre.r,eteetd"e'r high" may in'the building t',thl't2,urtt'e'vtiil1ete,t'. _i, Ti ' "iiiaeiitj',iijiit'te é a martin: trrif bai in: epits i have [one ihto of”: with!!! 0106M thirty days, "eesettute My. [ and -tftt.iidittgrVttoieois Wu completed "on"! ltr S. W. Mt ' Ce. One such indexktbe point- out. ttas been 1:23?!th tin much u {our points p the a.. l""" of higher wax” in, the n . ' or When m prawn is being hm ht by the labor element to». F he demand: for wage Increases! it huh: "re-tts m noted in may qartt1t to“: and cities where the pay an: m midst-lily love than mu prevalent in cities like New Yb“. Chic-go. Pitch": tad St. h total of approximhly 100 local m mm the smaller trades ttt eirlitlr in about - cities T " bein mud night increases in m “can, went-ding to was. um W of gitirtitkm by Stru- & Ce. ladies!” In? 1mm In Wage In l rd Structural Trades . new? VOLUME PENDINGI Highland Park Transfer and Storage Company ammo: wmnousa, 374 Central A"... In tft I " KNEW Ax. WIN. new. 'Wttraiu0itaiijiedaT.-W"cGaGL. if "Uri M . DwJulyF . ur- n- _ mm $1112va 'eh'l (it "bet. , ',ttag.'ta't,2tegelgrl',1 " wtttatrtt-mdetrs b.2830" Jgtai 03 11-53 MOVING - PACKING - SHIPPING . Transfer of BAGGAGE - FREIGHT - EXPRESS Automobile Storage I "'%t!llllllF C (Central Standard Time) _ Clean. Comfortable Card Parcel Racks for Shoppén All " 13 "t'"ttil nete?,toUtUx"'ati"r'ned. 'oarth---Weath Day! HIGHLAND PARK-CHICAGO 'orfh--Stt4qpr, Ticket Ariat-Mi). C. or1RM0ND-ctkphiPtt72 Ania - d! 3.! " ALEX ‘RAFFERTY, Sr., MW one. 374 Central Avenue Phones 181-182 M, 40 tS 6at-,ttt_-4ttstrt.ettoehniq. Il FAST SUBURBAN Fr'"' TRAINS " . LII-hi Chic-co -r end, Mth adj-oat» ,'ttmttt, tent have i8rt been um hm perm toaitisdueetttt CWxn'pc. With the exception " the pointer. in several cities and' the Mind of the Cttiemtoqrhtsttrert' for the estab- _ liehuent of o hee-day wot-Ir week, there but been little or no mutton this spring for e 40-hour lug-tend of [44-hour work week. ; ' _ T . Cum of Trouble . i intern-l trouble in the attatm of the two building trades councils tn Cleve; lend. conned. it in “erred. I dcpres~ aicn in construction" activities and many of the noident builtling trade workers have sought employment in other cities. Cleveland's building no. I tivities, however. as indicated by per- i-mite issued. are about 9 per cent [ahead of what they were during the first three months of 1925. Eighty million dollars of construction in Cleveland is held up temporarily with . 13,000 building mechanics affected di.. b rectly end indirectly. . . out . "ports. Within the but few ”his then have be» approximately lw‘individo w demand: of this mean made by building trade: in 3150 wintry.- The industry zonally in in Ill 3on In New York ,City e strike of .umn6tures' helpers which has been in: progress: for neural weeks was settled a few days ago by ofthGi, u the Inhmuonel Union. The pay rates of t00,000 other banding work- on were raised on the avenge of $1.50 to " a day. New York brick- layers were recently stunted a 82 n doy inerease, the mle now being 814 a day. - b F , New York halide“ contend that the steimfltters' union should abollab the statue of the helpers and in their stead select apprentices who would have to serve three yam " a mall wage rate before they could quality a journeyman trtemnfittem. The build- ers claim it is not fair at just to pay srtearnfittem' helper: $8 or " a day ttomthednrthersurttonrorkas beginners. Other: trades. the builder: point out, make it oompnlaory for young men to porn three and four year: an apprentice: at was“ ranging from $14 to $18 a week before they atart out with their ova kit ot__toole " journeyman. New York builders claim that labor sherbet! about " per cent of building coda in 191,4 andl, W.6 per cent!!! 1926. _ Chic-go Situation t ,. V I Chic-go builder: report there is do? shortage of building “banks. " In" Chic-m lar" Chem 'tt tLM " q CM Noette-- Wool Dot Aarehr-Ariette "f" WW Arrive! W1 1625 11.35 " AM In New York I A00'0 China i luv. Chiquita iii B-ttB-"'"""'-'-'"'""'"-'"""'"-"""""'" Arrive "W Atria “W Fir? though in the “natural arid orm-' mental iron and unwitting trades there Input. to be a demand for a better quilt: of mu. The plum-en no taking for etrtqttllslmtertt ot a ftee- day week and I ”to but from 81.50 to $1.75 an Marin their new are.» men: on I” Ir l Th0 eaiiriitteets the have qud for a vac ineeedae from 81.87% to $1.60 an hour to become macaw on Jane Chicago buildari clues marinate!- ers in the rtrxttrentategotutio an oe- cupying a’ hiatus 'goftt 83, granting the plantercra’ manda. there would like!!!» an automatic in- crease in the Will! of the city'l thirty- two building trad“. At present‘therc are two divisions of trades as regards pay gtattar--thoie that receive 81.37% an hour like 'the carpenters, iron workers, and those that receive $1.50 an hour -. electricians, plumbers. bricklayer: and iathm. In Chicago, building laborers get. 87% cents an hour, a rate that is much higher than is paid in most cities. A ' . Boston, Haitian)" and Cincinnati report that resident buildenraxpoct the volume of 1928 construction to du- plicate at least the volume which was erected last yen. In Boston the iron workers were civil: . wage increase from $1.10 to 81.25 a hour, the sale to remain in etteet until~1928. ' I. Builders "P, they are not taking the demands of tho carpenters Jeri- only. but an concentrating their at- tention an the demand- of the plu- terera. a'tnde' which n 100 per cent organized and belongs to the cloned thop division qt Indus. _ SAYS BIG'CI'I'IES F , MUST HALT PARKING All big, cities in, the United States eventually will be famed to {prohibit untomobllu froni hing _pnked in bulimia sections. ”cording to Bert N. Wheeler, din-veto; pf public safety at'Duluth, Minn. Wheeler, who has been attending; the second national street And high“; safety convention predicted that the 'mo parking" mi would be in full (one within 20 yard. THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. mtWLhNDu'AttE, tumors The Cheapest Way to Pump Water is with Central Station Power PUBLIC SERVICE'VCOMPANY HARD USAGE CAUSES , CAR m PUMP oth Motor Club Export SW That Maehirie Not Always . To Blame ' phiind that his cur 13.: ethnic on pamper, the chances are that!» ibtrt daycoftheliteofthaturnwhud misc.” an t bulletin iumd by the mechanical that aid mm of the Chicago Motor club. “It “has time to ulna cylinder eating: to "When an nutdmoNle owner can. OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS Wm. Guyot. District 'eirart'ntemdent 51 S. St. tht/tggi',')")"""' Park The Highland ParkHospitall Bright, airy rooms, up-to-‘date equipment. l ' Painstaking nurses and attetidantitrrrModeitatts charges. The Highland Park Bott in: is essentially a Highland Park Insti- tution. The funds fer It erection fund maintenance have been supplied almost entirely by our ‘own citizens. It is your hospital and well worthy of your support. x The Highland Park Hospital Maid 'ilettraneo--lro-tod Anne, two block- “ of Gun- Bny Rood _ Telqihone I Highland Park 2550-2551 , Visiting H0011” ".rrctolrir-.rritotj.m. AFTER a careful compar- ison of cost rates per thousand gallons of water handled, the majority of cities and towns in Northern Illinois are now using Cen- tral Station electric poWer operating their municipal purhping plants. v T In. addition to its economy, these; communities find Central Station power more flexible and more. depend- able than other methods - it is adequate to meet every demand, day or night--rs quires no burdensome investment in boilers or engines --does away with dirt; noise and unsightly coal piles. _ Our experienced Power De. partment has been helpful in achieving these desirable results. _ Their advisory services are freely at your disposal. the gain: fluent!!! Vin M “P undorf the ppm “were cw that {no ”mutant!!! - (I! may, .53 the mam-m who up amrfea/iandsteretta.tritt,tk' esiht4er Matitw It-sd that: - to mm- If an cylinder was distort, the engine become- I Mk: putnrkrr. 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