The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-09

own pocketbooks Under The head OF
Making Choice Of a. Pr ,fession civil
engineering is considered 1s, sir Inomas
Upton writes OF 1.-THE Futures OF lnterna-
tional Yacht Racing.
| Ciunton's for October is a. number TO
nake one "sit up and thinkl Tom y.
Jnnuson,s entrance into national politics
thru the door of gubernatOrfal nominal
tion in Ohio is given the pla.ce Of hrst
Importance, perhaps because the editors
desired to impress readers withathe danger
Of the situation, for they say: 1.-The sue
cess Of Johnson in Ohio would be q ma
tional calamity" In discussing. tthe Dues
| ton whether the tariff fosters, monopoly
it is attempted to show that there is mo
/ real connection between the protective
tariff and the monopolistic clement in our
/ large corporate ons.. Seth Low is SUPP
ported in his fight with JEROME, who.
1 says the magazine, has not pro dNced a
single argument why Mr.. Low sh'p,Ald not
i be reelected 81 The menus (men3hsa very
4 properly; not bills o. fare) of Uncle Sans
4 Jack Tars furnish the basis Of an imstrue- !
1 tive article.
4 The Colombian view Of; the aisthn1ian
canal some facts about Colombia and Co
Z lombians, and "a prediction as to the re-
public's future furnish the basis or the
i leading article in the Engineering Gaga-
zine for October. The writer, John GlaaEge
d Leigh, says: Its {Colombia's) CARLY de-
yelopment, both directly and in nddrect
fashion, depends almost entirely on the
construction of an inter- oceanic canal thru
the isthmus Of Panama" Emile Guaf1n
:, writes Of electric trolley vehicles withpa !.
; / rails, and Egbert p. Watson of the issue
between labor and capital, Mr.. Watso,
: has had experience tat the vice" and with
; machine tools and speaks from close COM
tact with both employee and employer He
makes this, statement, which to-day Will
sound altogether remarkable to the aver
age unionist at.least: $50 soon as what
is called ;sorganiza ton became popular,
1 trouble was experienced, and 1T has cone
tinued to this day.
The International Journal of Ethics for
, October is not a magazine to be read at
i one sitting. 1t is fullsof sweighty matter
l. demanding careful reading It opens with
a long article on 1.-THE Special Moral
9 .frainine of Girls Z by Alice Henry of the
: Writer'S club OF Melbourne, Australia, who
g holds thu irlst matter of sex eniight'
/ eminent girls should be given practically
! the samessEskind Of instruction tina.
J. should be given to boys. An ar
n ticle which has. q local 81 intefes
le RYAN. Of Sc Paul seminary. 1t argue
p against the belief that the church fathers
J. were communists. Frank Granger of Uni
TO versity college, Nottingham Eng, in al
er article on aThe Right of Free Though
7r in Matters of; Religion holds that ere
y sligious teaching must make terms witt
} seientifc method. y ~. 4
: !: "Eilipinos as Workmen,'' a review Q
- labor conditions in the Philippines, occu
~ pies the leading place in the American
NJ Federationist for October. The review i
"a by Edward Rosenberg Of San Francisco
a special commissioner of the America
20 Federation Of. Labor, and is the secon
f. Of a Series Of articles on Industrial con
,e ditions in the far east The article deal
let chiefly with the Christian natives, who
tn the writer says, are good workmen w1le
Y. we'll enough paid to, provide the neces
K stiles Of life s {