The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-20
E. And E. PROGRAM |
Striking Array of Interesting Sub
jects and Speakers for Next
5 Weeks Convention.
The Morning Sessions Will Be Held
in the University Library
..,.. Building.

The revised program of the Employers
and Employees convention containing the
necessary changes from the form in which
it was first issued has been prepared by
DR.. w. A. Schaper, secretary of the litera-
ture committee. 1t has been decided to
hold morning sessions in the library
building of the University of Minnesota.
ngs will be held at the exposition build
ing .......
The program follows: - ~.
Monday, Sept. 20, 7:so p. m. : u.
Music. orchestral. -. .- zs."... %
The national conference of employers and en-
ployes called to order by David P. Jones, acting
mayor of Minneapolis.
Prayer, Rev. nr. Marion D. Shutter. -.
Election of officers and perfection of temper
airy organization. y g.
Address of welcome. Samuel r. Van SAINT,
governor Of Minnesota. - ).
Opening address, Cyrus Northrop, president of
the University Of Minnesota. =s f.
sis There Solution to the Labor Question:"
Carroll Or. Wright, United States commissioner
| of labor = r.
Discussion of the paper to be opened by Rich
ard T. Ely, professor of political economy, al,
rector of the school of economics political
! science and history, University of Wisconsin.
Tuesday, 10 a. m.
'sArtitration, Its Uses and Abuses" Herman
Justi commissioner of the Illinois Coal Oper-
ators association, Chicago.
"Arbitration from the Point of View of an Ar
bitrator,'' +. W. Job, chairman of the board OF
| arbitration of the state of Illinois, Chicago.
Opening the discussion of the above paper
Avery G. Moore, GraEgeville, Idaho
Tuesday, p. m.
'*Some Views OH Arbitration, Frank P: sar-
gent, Commissioner, bureau of immigration
Washington, d. {.
rs Compulsory Arbitration Inevitable?'' John
| Bates Clark, professor Of cconmics, Columbia
university. New York.
Tuesday, 8 p. m.
''The Opportunity of the Social Secretary, Eliz-
abeth G. Wheeler, social secretary of the Shep-
| ard company, Providence, II. I.
| 1.-THE Economic Effects of the Eight Hour
Day. Frank L. Mcvey,. professor of economics.
University Of Minnesota, Minneapolis
| employers Employees" E. Sutro Of E.
Sutro & Son, Philadelphia.
| Discussion opened by Prof. Clark, w. Fl.
Jackson, president of the International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers, Chicago; George F.
Gordon, letter carrier, Minneapolis.
| An address, W. d. Wiman, vice president
John Deere Plow company, Moline, ILL.,
"Wednesday, 10 a. M.
'The Rewards of Industry, How Produced and
Divided A. b. Stickney president of the
Chicago Great Western railway, St. Paul;
| '"The Social Waste Of Child Labor Jane
Adams, Hull House, Chicago
Florence Kelley, secretary of the National Con.
sumers' League, New York.
Wednesday, p. m.
| 1.-THE Government as an Employer" E. J.
| Gainor, secretary of the executive board of the
| National Association Of Letter Carriers, Muncie,
! Ind. :
"Some Advance Work. Julian V. Wright, as
sistant manager of the labor bureau, National
| Cash Register company, Dayton, Ohio -
| Discussion.
Wednesday, p. m. =,
'Some Phases of the Labor Question: Colonel
James Kilbourne, president and general, manager
Of the kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing com
paHy. Columbus Ohio. =
1.-THE Higher Industrial Life. or the Colder
Rule In Business" Illustrated), VIM. H. Tol
man, secretary of the League for Social Service
New York. -... -. ~ I. T.
/ Thursday, 10 a. m. r.,
'::The Relation Of the Public to Capital ant
Labor Charles Zuebln. associate professor OIL
sociology, University of Chicago. -.
Culture Relations OF Labor and Capital" W
E. McFwen, secretary treasurer Minnesota Fed
GRAFTON of Labor 49,.
i Discussion. '''
II Thursday, p. m.
An address to the conference of employers an(
employees, Theodore Roosevelt, president Of The
United States. 5tiN
Thursday, p. M. 49,
Business meeting of the permanent organza
II ton. '-''' 3
Delegates and visitors asked to register a
headquarters in the West hotel Immediately
upon arrival