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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
WEATHER NOTES.
Precipitation in South Atlantic
States--Cool in Richmond.

The barometer pressure is highest on
the north Pacific coast and In The east
Lake region. New England states and
states and IL is lowest in the upper
mississippi Valley, IN Kansas and okla
iona, and In northern Florida, The
temperatures have risen In the central
mona; fallen IN WYomtng, The Dakoias
and Nebraska; also locally IN the south
Atlantic States. and remain about sta
tionary elsewhere. Precipitation has oc-
CURED during The past "A hours In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
To Speak for Willard.

Mr. L. p. Falson, known as the boy
O. clock to-day at Surry Courthouse, in
the interest Of Hon Joseph r. Willard
candidate for Governor.
Mr. F'aison,t though very young, Is well
water. Va, and Is a great favorite In
his section.
The meeting promises to be we'll at
tended and very Interesting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
Mr.. Patteson Can't Serve.

+. Hon. S. S. p. Pattcson, who was on
Thursday night appointed ono OF the
Judges for Second Monroe In the primary
next Tuesday viii not be able to serve,
as he will leave on an afternoon train
tuesday for Narragansett Pier where
he goes to attend the annual meeting OF
the American Bar Association. The ward
superintendent wlllJ'nan1e some one to
act in Mr.. Pattcson's stead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
* noo rJhiccts:ftTo maintain and operate
4 teicplmne Of telegraph lines, or oo. ~
4BUCKLAND" SOLD.
Famous Old James River Estate Estate

Famous OIu CITIES NtVSt n. 80
Purchased BY Mr.. 2. a. Saunders
"Bucklend.' the ,flno old country seat
OF the la,e Colonel James NJ. wilcox on
James River, In Charles City county, was vas
sold at the courthouse on Monday last
al public auction. Mr. r.. a. Saunders.
Ji., OF this clty,Ebcing the purcha ser.
rho estate lis one mile from wilcox
Wharf, and is, one Of tho fAest on 1, James me
River .,o.o,o
The home pace proper brought $1,000
and TIE adjoining farm 1880 The sale
was the result OF suit 20 setl.e w
Colonel Wicoxls estate, and judge deorse
l.. Christian and Mr.. John y. Lamp OF
this city, and Judge !. ~ wilcox. y ,
Norfolk we're tho counsel representing
various partiesi tF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
teachers to Meet

AZ The annual meeting, September lotn,
al Central school, OF the teachers OF the
public schdols OF the city,. pi'. .,,or. ~ ~
will be delivered on scnoo. , W. ~ a nj
agcment, discipline ven'''"' :" i
other matte 4, ,.,,,I
nuhlish lie assignments for the year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
Must Get a Permit Now.

Owners Of automobiles are requested to
call at tic office Of Chief of Police Wer-
ncr and receive permits. This Is in keep
Ing witthan ordinance that requires every
owner of an auto to have permit from
the chief Of police. The permits have
recently been issued and they cain be
secured by applying for them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
Stuck to Burning Car.

While toning down Main Street, near
Eighth, broad and Main car No 100, IN
charge % Motorman Guide narrowly es-
capcd bslng set on fire by tn, burning
out OF tho swtch-box. A large hole was
burned in the sheot-iron covering put
Motormin GUIDE stuck to his car ana
applied lthe brake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
vaudeville" AGAIN.
Dervalto and the Rest to Be seen
Twice To-day.

Dervalto Rigby Fonda and ID, Del WIl an be
ace az the Casino this atternSSpn ], a z
dye Oven when the company Will IN, MAKE Mnxs
Its mai The four or nu @or,h
secine Beginning Monday evening Man,
. a. ere McKee viii offer a ,vaudeyilie, bl ~
Which promises 10 meet the rS app nom nan ~
is rd Kn snbra ees the usual features OF tho
numbers VIM be ,ro9p B. 81 r,e 1eElo1Th ere
dogs which do AZ SORTS n@nnoo Ioniit and
entertainers.
Association is Grateful
President Il. a.. Morris, Of ss the lei lei.
Bcnevoent Association, has rs issuSe c i
ter Of thanks "a e the ehe aana uiSl' picnic;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

u
earnest hope OF the members Of the camp
that they will respond With their Usual
generosity,
Clopton Street Services.
DR., C. V. Waugh. of West Palm Beach.
Fla, will preach in Clopton Street Batr
list Church tomorrow at II y. NJ. and
$ P. NJ.
Rev. j. b. Cook, OF Amherst county.
will conduct revival services every night
next week. commencing Monday night.
The ladies OF the church will run twi-
light excursion this evening to West
Point. a large crowd Is expected to go.
The train leaves the Southern depot at
$3.50 P. NJ.
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Lula Gresset. of Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs. j. e. BEDFORD. of No, 1904
Porter Street.
Mrs Alice Madison and her children
of Newport News. are visiting her aunt
Mrs, Ellen Burnett, of No. 400 West
Fourteenth Street.
Mr.. B. H. Morrlssettc and family have
returned from Baltimore, where they spent
last week.
Mrs. r. N. McNanaee. OF Lexington, KY.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Archer.
OF No. $50 Stockton Street.
Misses Jennie and Merue; A.ynles, 4 Oh
Hinton, W. Va, are visiting the%famiiy
OF Mr. j.. w. Sadler OF NJ. ~ t1as.
Eleventh Street.
Misses Mary Henley and Julia Clement.
will leave for West Point Thursday to
spend some time.
Rev. B. z. Hudson. pastor OF Asbury
Church, will preach at both services TO-
morrow. In the morning on My Brother
Burden and My! Own and at night, on
"seedtime and the Harvest. .,5
There was a meeting last night OF the
board Of directors of the Manchester
| Building, Loan and Trust Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
DRUGGISTS Enjoy Themselves.

Delicious viands and good fellowship
marked a love -feast and smoker" ten
drcd at tn University Collge OF Medicine
Thursday night lby the Retail Drug
clerks Association About thrty-,tive
we're present and enjoyed themselves
from s O'Clock to- midnight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
WILL WELCOME
The He. !. PRESIDENT |. S ! |.
Chamber Of Commerce Will Do
It's Part ar. in Entertaining (
Him. s,5E
----- : $1,000 -
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
President Leigh Names Number
Of Prominent Members to
Assist Him.

The Chamber OF Commerce Will do lts
share towards the entertainments CT
President Roosevelt whom nc shall come
to- Richmond. Following nre the prear.
bic and resolutions offered by Mr.. l.. u n
Morris and adopted at n recent meeting
BY tl,e board of directors OF the Cham
Der Of Commences:
whereas, President Roosevelt has sig.
4nIncd his purposc OF making a TRIP
through the South during the month OF
October next. and the Mayor OF Rich
imond has extended TO His Exc llcncy an
Invitation to include this city In his tin
erary: and
.Whcrcas, 1t behoovcs all municipal,
civil and other representative orSaniza-
lions to maniicst most cordially thtis
appreciation OF the presence ofs4ihe ma
tons Chief Magistrate In our midst;
therefore, be IT
+ '"Resolycd, THAT this chamber has
heard with Interest OF the .pI ospect OF
the Presidents visiting Richmond. and
It tenders Its hearty aid and co-op'rh-
ton TO His Honor. the Mayor, ana 10 me
city Council, In porfcctins any arrange
u,ents and programme for the proper ~, ~
gccntlon and entertainment OF SO al TIM
guishcd guest
: Resolved. further, That the president
~ this chamber be authorized to duly
nppo.nt special committee. OF "aich
he shall be cx-ofllclo chairman. 10 sur.
ably. represent this organization IN Any
proceedings which may be taken ny ths
chamber in pursuance OF the proiHtc' - -
the foregoing resolutions ~. "a s
"a copy from the record. Attest:
fsIpnedj ''R. a. DqNLOl',.
AZ Secretary"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
An EARNEST APPEAL
IS MADE FOR NONE !
Chairman Doherty Asks That
Citizens Contribute to Pri-
mary Expenses.

Chairman James B, Doherty, Of the
City Democratic Committee, is anxious
for citizens to assist in defraying the
expenses Of the primary here next Tues
day, and TO this end he has issued a
strong appeal, asking for contributions;
Mr. Doherty points out that the total
estimated expense will be above $io0,
and that up to date he has gotten about
$50 from citizens. Il,
His letter, addressed to the Democratic
citizens OF, Richmond. Is as follows:
We appeal to you for contributions to
defray the expenses Oftthe. primary cleo
ton, to be held here on Tuesday. II is
the wish of the committee that no part
OF the expense shall fall on the candi-
dates
The expenses will be as follows:
Rent or precincts i..,.'.'..',.. ''... ,St!2'uu
Pay OF registrars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. llo'vo
Printing (estimatcd .....,.......,... lo,O
Hall for canvasslng returns. 1888, goo
Hauling and handling booths...,.., 5000
Incidonials . neutrality-suspicious.. 5000
Total ..,..-......''...': - ..'TiooV'
About 5000 las been received from APP
pcals already sent out, and It Is earnest,
~ urged that tho remainder be subscribed
ut once, that the candidates may be re-
llcved from assessment, Respectfully
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
BY James b. Doherty Chairman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
Committee Named

In pursuance OF resolutions adopted ny
thn hoard OF dlErctors OF the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce. the following ns
committee was appointed to represent ne
oreaniza,ion upon the. occasion OF ny
,,t.,, - tbo President :AEaig, asF1E y Egf4a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
commencing

court green four nights, commencing
Monday night. August 18th,
The veterans are eadeavortt,g to arouse
interest among the ladies. without whose
help they realize the party viii not
onlount to Il success. Squire Jordan says
the ladies are needed and that 1t Is the
earnest hope Of the members Of the camp
that they will respond With their Usual
S-ep $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

eurnett's Extract Of VanllIa ~,
IA Chs standard everywhere. so'a "
beat Erocers.-Ady, 485
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
Clonton Street Services.

Dr. C. V. Waugh. OF West Palm Beach.
Fla. will preach In Clopton street Bats
fist Church tomorrow at II a. NJ. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

Rev. B. d. Cav, pastor of East End
Baptist Church. will occupy MS pulpit
1t both services Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

Rev. Charles s. Marks. pastor OF First
English lutheran Church. has returned
to the city, and %ill fill his pulpit as
usual tomorrow morning. Ihere VIII
ne no night service.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-12-14


The national government has as n rule
but little occasion to deal with the formid-
able group of problems connected more or
less directly with what is known as the
labor question, for in the great majority of
cases these problems must be dealt with
by the state and municipal authorities and
not by the national government. The ma
tional government has control of the Dis
trict of Columbia. however, and it should
see to it that the city of Washington is
made a model city in all respects.
There has been demand for depriving
courts of the power to issue injunctions in
labor disputes. Such special limitation of
the equity powers of our courts would be
most unwise. 1t is true that some judges
have misused this power: but this does not
justify denial OF the power any more than
an improper exercise Of the power to cali
a strike by a labor leader would justify
the denial of the right to strike. The renl-
edy is to regulate the procedure by requir-
ing the judge to give due notice to the ad-
verse parties before granting the writ, the
hearing TO be OK parte if the adverse party
does not appear at the time and place Or
dered.
The question of securing healthy, self
respecting and mutually sympathetic atti-
tude as between employer and employee.
capitalist and wage worker, Il a difficult
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15
Brain Leaks

Any fool can become intoxicated; all
who do are.
Love laughs at locksmiths, but not
at goldsmiths.
The man who agrees with our views
is always sensible fellow.
A face painted on canvas is always
much prettier than face painted I'M
der hat.
Too many people conjure up trouble
and then seek credit for bearing
heavy crosses.
No man is really wise until he is
willing to admit that there are things
he does not know.
People who 60 to church through a
sense of duty seldom get any good out
of the service.
When we see a boy loafing on the
streets we suspect that the father
may be to blame.
1t is pleasure to lend to neigh
Dor who always returns heaping
cup for the level cup she borrowed.
A great many business houses now
use the card system. Another kind of
a card system has ruined many bust
ness houses.
The worst thing about a bad cold
is the task of explaining to your
friends why you do not try the rene
dies they suggest.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15
THE HUMoR OF MR.. POST.

Charles W. Post the husband of the and resident
IN the the end of the road to Weve bossomng
laughed Mr. Post
quite because he humorous 1t was
he isinjec1ng humo
time in which to laugh in ed
toa sleeve.
"Ha, ha Likewise "Ho, ho" say nothing OF "Ie-he!
Having had little laugh will reveal the cause there
Of Mr. is going to establish printers home
Wouldn't that make you wrinkle your face! , $500,
establish printers home with the understand
be union and non-unon printers
certainly very kind of the husband OF the nograPher
but long thank him Tor nothing
Post may induce divers and sundry non-unon printers TO
accept his hospitality food but Hade will have boiled
down to pouce any printers accept They 40
have comfortable home OF their
own and thanks They built themselves and they
pay running expenses There charity about It, 1t is
and the printers who dwell beneath
its guests nmatesthey in their own nome
home bought, paid for and conducted by themselves
The Post building home tor printers or any
other craft would be worth going miles to see 80
Before Mr. printers home hlled even with non
un;on he will have give bond dope the inmates with
toasted and roasted spera
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15
THE PARK COMMISSION.

Mayor Brown and the city councimen who have backed him
his efforts solve the problem Lincoln deserve the
thanks Of the abong Of the city for what they have already
accomplished True only beginning has been made but begin
what the people the have been asking for during
the twenty Now that the city park site and in
position additional property why
people should take hold and keep pushing until Lincoln has
park system worthy of the city
The gentlemen been named park commissioners
be personally interested in the park question and
doing everything possible give the city the
needed facilities. Politics will absolutely figure in the make
the board and The Wageworke believes that member
diligently the park what ought be
should have made thirty
ago. made let everybody
help push along Organized labor especially interested the
and The Wageworker without question that
voices the sentiments every the city when
that Mayor Brown council and the park commission will have
support organized labor the effort Lincoln
park system worthy of the
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15
A SQUARE DEAL.
What Great Daily Newspaper Says
Of Trades Unions.

What Great Daily Newspaper Says
Of Trades Unions.
The cost of labor is one Of the prin-
cipal items that enter into competi-
ton between business men. No one
can deny this. Then is it not a de-
cided advantage to deal with an or
ganization of labor that guarantees to
the business man that his competitor
is paying the same wages that he
does? And, besides, there is not a
union in existence which places mini
mum wages above what man can
afford to support a man upon COM
fortably. Union wages are always
reasonable wages. Employers of Ia
Dor who object to the strictly union
shops do SO simply because union
regulations require standard Justice
to the workmen that most employers
want to violate in the interests of
profit.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15
THE VOTING MACHINE.

Mayor Brown will add additional prestige his administration
he will his efforts voting Lincoln with
out any more delay than The people looking for
convenience and safety rather than for elections,
though the economical feature has its The voting
chine offers ease OF voting freedom from corruption and absolute
of fairness in both the
people most interested in these days The Wageworer doesn't
know voting machine from another doesn't what
make of machine is purchased will the
The offer made by Mr. Powers however,
could ask He has figured what the would
by using the machines and offers take
the effected Having nauguraed park system Mayor
Brown might ahead and be instrumental introducing the voting
machine Then his administration would be we'll established
the welfare of the community.
Pat Grove in Lincoln last Monday Pat has
of wrong things but far known he divorced the
had helped make him
young fresh senographer while posing friend
and law.
The time for buying your winter close hand Now is
begin reminding yourself about the necessity Of demand
ing the label when you go in to purchase it.
Lincoln Distraction
rails several of the down
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15
THE MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT.

The city of Lincoln lighting plant and
water plant So far good But far enough
There are couple Of other public utilities that the city should
Chief OF those remaining under ownership the rail-
way Just possible that public utility should be taken
by the city the benefit of the public
stead of for the benefit of a few individuals.
socialism! exclaims Not bit OF -just ordinary
common 1t is foolish for city fran
che would be for builder
franchise to corporation elevator his skyscraper office
building The streets belong the and should be preserved
the city Any profit by of of the streets
should the municipality If by the public the
railway would be conducted for the of the public 1t
conducted with profit and profit and public
venience constantly
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15
THE EIGHT-HOUR BATTLE CRY.

1--WE the employer eight hours OF the twenty
FOUR and will do please with the remaining sixteen
This the official slogan of the international Typographical
Union month should be the slogan
labor organization in the country The day
exists the fight of the union prnters is the
fight that already the
eghhour day Eight hours day long enough for man to
pleasure of life he through
it. The who driven from his bed to work and then craW
his work his bed become what
he should citizen husband father If labor received
equivalent eghthor day would be long, but modern
idle dream wholly
revoluonzng during this the coming generation But
by product
little by little greater heights OF usefulness as
citizens and a parents.
which to study questions
affecting welfare of the republic and having secured the time
thew must devote goody portion Of that study In other
way can the problems directly affect the toer be solved Let
the slogan printers become the slogan OF workngmen
everywhere
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

Friendship

When the sun is bright and the sky
is blue,
And calm is the wind and weather,
Then plenty of friends will stick
by you
And walk down the ways together.
For easy the path where the flowers
And the grass in the wind mods to
and fro,
So many friend with you will
On the way DER the sunlit heather
But if clouds grow dark and the way
grows steep
And the harsh wind blood is chilling,
But few you'll find at your side will
keep
With hearts that are warm and will
ing.
For hard is the path where the sharp
thorns hide,
Where the rough rocks hinder on
every side,
And you see the wraiths of the loves
that died
When your life with woe was filing.
Fair weather friends by your side
Will run
When yours is the path of pleasure;
But cloudy the sky and obscured the
sun
Their love lacks the needed measure.
For love like theirs is mere selfish
ness
That withers away In the storm and
stress.
For it's rooted in pleasure and takes
no less
Than a self-willed need of pleasure.
So here's to the friend who stands
by you
Tho foul be the wind and weather;
Whose eyes look love and whose
heart beats true
AS you tread dark ways together.
For he lends you strength from his
strong right arm.
And you build new faith on his heart
beats warm,
While you laugh at fate and it's threats
of harm
On your way DER the storm-swept
heather.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15
SATISFACTORY BUSINESS.
Had All the Clerks Could Do, and Are
Well Pleased.

The Lincoln Clothing Co. enjoyed
a big business during fair week.
I'VE put on all the additional clerks
we could find" said Manager Aach,
land then we couldn't wait on the
people fast enough. Our business dur
ing the week was really immense"
This store is building up trade
to be proud of, and Is doing it by
catering to the wants of the people.
1t has been doing business only a
couple of years although members of
the firm have been residents Of Lin
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

San Francisco bookbinders have no
agreement, but by tacit understanding
the bookbinders only work eight hours
now. That is the printers workday
and the bookbinders have quietly TAX
en- it without any kick being made
against it.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

coin for a long time-and in that
short time has built up business
that reflects credit upon its manage
ment. Every week you can see some
of the Lincoln Clothing company's
many bargains explained in the ad-
vertising columns of The Wage
worker.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

meeting of the other day
strong Speech
rolled
this happened right Lincoln
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

Help boost the great rally that is be held
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

If the has button refuse sign pay
Get into the union game for fair.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

When Grand Chief Stone of the B. L. F. comes to
should receive royal welcome from organized labor
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

This the season of when give fellow
who will to have delivered by
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

Gentlemen who have land suited for park purposes and "
donate it the city OF Lincoln respectfully invited
open up correspondence b. City Hail. Lincoln
Nebraska.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

Mr. Rockefeller spent money the day entertaining
the American Press Humorists. He will do of his laughing
when he makes the public reimburse him.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

The newly appointed park commissioners respectfully
park
Lincoln
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-15

When Post builds his printers home he will have
federal judge mandmus printers get
to raise an
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-03
I9C. Pr.

Children's Fleeced lined Hose, the
kind you always pay 25c for. At
November Sale at I0c