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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20

Desks and ol.ice chairs at right prices.
Schlueter & Pollexfen. 1877 Market ST. .
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
Wish to Meet Without
Interference Of
"Incompetents."

The teachers of the San Francisco
Public Schools, who will hold an in
dignation meeting this morning at
Plymouth Church. want it distinctly un-
derstood that no member of the Board
of Education is welcome to attend the
meeting. The conditions under which
the teachers are growing restive Will
come UP for discussion and 1T is ex-
pected that the orators of the oc-
casion viii speak their minds fully and
freely. Should members of the Board
of Education attend. 1t is promised
that they will hear remarks that will
make their ears tingle. Acting Mayor
Gallagher is scored for what is termed
discourteous and ungentlemanly treat
ment in ignoring the communications
of the teachers ~.
The Board of Education is arraigned
as being composed of men who were
never heard of in educational affairs
until the beginning of the Schmitz
regime The teachers look with dis
favor upon the debating Of what is due
to them and what their work merits
by men who were educated as musi-
clans. statesmen, politicians and artists.
They maintain that the Department of
Education should be guided by men
who have had lifelong experience as
educators.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
STRIKE TALK GROWS.

Madison Babcock of the executive
committee that will report today de-
clares that members of the board will
not be welcome at the meeting. He
said:
The teachers of San Francisco want
it distinctly understood that members
of the Board of Education are not well
come at the indignation meeting today
The meeting is to be held under the
auspices of the teachers. The hall has
been procured by the teachers for the
teachers, and interference from what
they regard as incompetents is not de-
sired Two letters have been sent act
ing Mayor Gallagher. and we protest
against his ungentlemanly and discour-
teous conduct in ignoring them.
Because of the treatment the teachers
saw they have received from the Board
of Education. the talk of striking is
growing daily. The teachers insist that
the board turn its attention to school
estate business and the leasing OF
property.
1t is rumored also that when depu-
tation of teachers called upon Mayor
Schmitz two School Directors made II
point of seeing the Mayor and per-
suading him not to receive the COM
mittee letter to Mayor Schmitz was
referred to Gallagher. Two subse-
ouent letters to acting Mayor Gal
Ia CHER have been absolutely ignored
and the teachers are loud in their ex-
pressions of disgust at their shabby
treatment
MAY MANDAMUS BOARD.
The teachers are opposed to any
reduction of their salaries, brought
about by vacations. They maintain
that the children, not the teachers. need
the vacations and that every teacher
in the city earns his salary. Already
the city treasury holds $4,000, which is
approximately the amount of two
weeks salaries due the teachers.
| The teachers will receive the report
of the executive committee today or
its treatment by the Mayor, the acting
Mayor, the Supervisors and the Board
of Education. Should that report prove
unfavorable, it is certain that the
teachers will mandamus the Board o,
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
BAB's, 1715 GEARY ST
nuRaLARY m RAKERsF1Erp.-Bake

Dinners and luncheons, popular prices. .
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20

Rose Cold Cream, ha1f-pound
jars; regular 25c; for 15c
La France Rose Toilet Water,
large bottle; regular 25c value
........ ........... 40S
All White Lilac and June Rose
Perfumes; better than some Of
the 50c-oz. perfume; for .25c OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11
LEE DISTRICT

Mrs Aives Fitzhugh. ,ho h.s h..,,
VISITING her sister Mrs Wvthe Gordon
turned % hcr home ia Memphis Tenn
ne residence az Mr.. Carl Ru.brmund
AT Aii.e '5I'cs strr"t between Meadow and
AIT Ruehrmuna expects To- move i'm soon
a haii"we en- party was given az the
conle OF MI Fritz win. SO. -oip West
~ hins. Fr.eda and Norma Dietz. linda
w i ana Annie Penn Christian Lucille
iiuf susie luns'an. Grace Batkins.
amor a." Parker. Louisa Leftwich. Mas
.LS burton wright. Roy Dudley Fritz
NJ Ill., hlu' i'unStan. Matthew and Ir-
WIN VIII and August Dfetz composed tic
larty' and enjoyed themselves very
Mrs Robert q. Brauer has returned
lI,in New York city. where she spent
M. t4eatre Barty. composed Of MI and
* g. .brauer Dr. and Mrs Moses
Klaus Miss Raw Eisenbriin ANA MIS- NIr
- i-ebmutn. was given az tho Arad-
MONDAY night to see Annie Russell
Ar- ana Mrs. Jack Coleman arc in New
RTTk 10 mann a"ont two weeks.
MI charles " Thompson is spending
l.-a1s sunday with friends FOO Black
Mr. Frederick KeU is able to p. ONT
asa n after having been confined Co his
neit i"r several weeks with an attack
Mrs Msry W. Thomson moved i'm her
e." residence No as North Sycamore
Htit't thursday. Alr ami Mrs Bonia-
ni. VI Tyler have apartments with her
Nrs d g.. Bedford of 80 -il- d..
y rnn'. is able 20 sif up I'm hon room,
eftsf several weeks Of severe sickness
Ai-s Nester Wooiton of Roanoke. Va
~ visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
~ q. Bedford.
Mrs Charles IT, Phillips OF SO 1917
Nrs' Ffat" Street. expects To- nov. in
her beautiful new home on Grace street
opposite lt: rr"~ ~ residence. next weok
Miss fienni. NJ .'incc. OF Grace and All
.l>"n streets. has returned from Rlck!uE-
nam county. where she was called 10 the
.'edsii" ~ h"r mother who was il. but
is now improved
Ms Mary r. Matthews. ~ so l4s
Joy ID avenue. has purchased residence
80 --oi Paris Avenue. and has moved I'm
ilrr daughter and her husband Nfr and
MIS- crawford. will reside with Mrs
NJ Horace Blu. nett Of Church Hi. has
hotrd Co. 80. -il6 ivy Avenue. winch.
residence was bought hv him recentlV
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Uow-u aad chill
dren are boarding wiki A.r~ Joseph A.
ltuicner 30. -'- Park Street until Mr.
BoNeI residence. near Straw. rfs-
street aud Ivy Avenue. is finished
Mrs. K. tirigSpy Paxton and daughter.
Miss Martha Paxton. Of Glasgow. Va.
have returned Co their home from % visit
TO Mrs. J. T. Link. 40. 25l9 Park Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Mr. James Atkinson has returned from
business trip 20 Savannah. Ga
Mrs. Joe DoweM Of Twenty-Second
Street has aS her guests her nieces. the
Misses Trcviliiau. OF boswell.
Mr.. Griffin has returned to her home
at Highland Springs. after being tho guest
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. smith
of Tweutv-sccond Street
Nj and AIRS Ncs- Will leave soon for
Caroline county. where they will make
their future home.
Mr. j. II. Rogers and wife. 90 Glen
Allen. were the guests Of tho formers
daughter. Mrs. :. Il. Gary. of Fairmount
Avenue. during the past week
Mr. and Mrs. y. Walker Jeter and chill
dren OF Chesterfield county. were th,
guests Of Mrs John r. Jeter. mother OF
The former during the week
Mr. and Mrs r. T. Richardson. Of Fair
mount Avenue. had as their guests during
the past week Nj McMuIen. Of PHI
adelpnia
Mrs. James Swan and uSlc daughter
Gertrude. Mrs r. !. Pollard and little
Miss Gay Pollard. of oak Grove Henrfco
county. have returned home after visiting
tn" family of M. Cr3ues Pollard. ~
Twentieth Street
Misses Ida and Lizzie Usher. Of Car,
oiine coA1ty. are iu Fairuount. ana viii
make their future home with Mr. and
Mrs. j. L. Mitchell ~ Fairmoun, Ave-
nue..
Miss Fannie Humphues ras returned
from % very pleasant visit to friends ana
relatives i'm Spotsyivania county
Mrs G.. IT. Koch is the guest Of Mrs
j. poweil this week Mr.. and Mrs Koch
Will leave in few DAYS ON an extended
visit to Mr. Koch's father. i'm California.
Mrs. Carrie Payne and Miss Alice Sims
OF Aihemarlc county. are the guests o.
Mrs. Fore. Of Twenty second street
Miss Glennie Buchanan OF Nocrs is
visiting her aunt. Mrs Joseph Doweu of
Twenty Street
MI and Mrs Charles Pollard Miss
Mabel Pollard. Master Leonard Pollard
Mr. and Mrs. Dabncr Galthright and
Mr.. Willie Cartwright have returned from
very enjoyable visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. >. T.. Mitchell Mrs Frank
Jones and Mrs. Southland have returned
rom q very pleasant visit TO Washington
Mrs Barlow. Of Twenty second street
is out again. after being confined fo her
home some time by sickness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11
FULTON NEWS

The The fo.ioH wins, is She roI o. honor y
ended Thclua Balev-. Arlic Gill Irene
Ir,lu Madeiin. Melvin Mabel Porr.
Mall Royal. Lou = Iva. Pear Seay FL
Sc l4--1 Ihelfra Wood Frank Romor
Waller Tyler. Alexander Waugh. Annie
Arrse. lrma Acree. Cora Clark. Annie
Returils Myrtle Wnitlov Emsi.r
Fowler Marshal Leonard. Edith Leon
az. Grace Leonard Frank Kirby. Dan
Mtftn Posi- Baughan, Lottc Con and
Mr. and Mrs Egbert Claiborne. who
have been visiting relatives IN Dinwld-
die county have returned
Patrick Henry Council. Junior order of
nited American Mechanics. viii hold
Louisiana Street Monday night New.
bylaws viii come up for adoption.
barbara. thc littie daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Jessie Romer. is getting along nice
u. after the recent accident To- one Of
Mrs Gertie Ramsey. ~ Danvtue. .s
Hsi55nTS her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James
Captain Parater. Of Washington is the
guest ~ his daughter Mrs. Walton. in
FarrandsViiie
Fred Hyer has returned from bust
ness trip TO Nashville Tenn ne has
accepted a position in Richmond, and
Miss Myrtle Hardin continues sick at
hsr home on state Street
M and Mrs. y. J powell have returned
70 tntir home ~ King William corntv
a4eer a very pleasant visit 20 NJ and
Mrs. John Breeder. or Louisiana stree.
Edward Blair. the bricklayer Who was
TO be- out.
Mrs. Susie Wall and son. OF New Kent
county. are the guests OF Mrs Wall &
mother. Mrs Johanna Tyree. on WI
hamsburg Avenue.
Chester Dryer. of Wilson. y. c.. is VS.
lung his parents on Fulton I'M
Mrs y. Trueland. Of New Haven Conn
has returned after pleasant Visit Of
three weeks with Mrs. James Wade on
Fourth Street.
Miss Nettie Bowles is the guest OF
friends and relatives in Buckingham
county
Bernard Foster continues very sick al
his home on Lester Street.
Miss Norma Mosby is out after her re-
cent spell of sickness
r. Nielsen. who has been confined to his
home by sickness for several weeks. is
improving
Mr. Damiani. OF New York is the guest
Of his brothers. Antony and Samuel Dam
iani.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11
BARTON HEIGHTS

Nj Fred James. Of New York who
has been visiting Mr.. Charles Murphy Of
Meadow Bridge Road, has left for his
home.
Miss Matte Smith who has been Wis
iting Miss Mary Moore. of Luck Avenue
has returned to her home in Norfolk
Mr. William jenkins. Of Roanoke who
has been visiting MT. Frank Turner. Of
North Avenue. has returned TO his home
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Duncan. who have
been visiting his sister. Mrs H. c. Friend
of Virginia Avenue. law returned to
their home in Savannah. Ga.
Miss Indie Goodwin. Of Nottoway. will
spend two weeks with her sister. Mrs
c. r. Kuyk Of Monteiro Avenue
MI and Ms. II. l. Gregory. Of Ken
lucky. who have been visiting Mrs y
CroXton. Of Monteiro Avenue. have re-
turned.
Miss Florence Ayers. Of Petersburg.
has returned home after "A very pleasant
visit to Mrs. Z. ". owen. Of North
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miller, Of York
Street. who have been visiting in Wash
ington. d. C., have returned home.
Mr.. T. y. Fannin. of Ashland Ky.
who has been visiting Mrs. j II. Daven-
port Of York street. has returned home
Miss Jerdone. of Providence Forge is
visiting Mrs. r. F. Coleman. Of Viz
ginia Avenue.
Mr. Edgar Charleston. who has been
visiting MI. Madison Flanagan. OF
North Avenue. has returned to the Fork
Union Academy TO resume his studies
Mr. =. J. Gregory has returned home
from a business trip to North Carolina.
Mrs. J F. Stringer. of Minor Street.
has left for Philadelphia 70 visit friends
and relatives.
Mt Il. p. Meredith. Of Hinton. w Va.
who has been visiting relatives on Mon
teiro Avenue. has returned home.
Mr. Henry Coalter. who has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. T.
Coalter Of North Avenue. has returned
TO his home. in Newport News.
Mr. Ernest T. Trice. after very
pleasant visit TO his cousin, Mr.. Madison
Flanagan. OF North Avenue, has returned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11

eistrv ~ suitable sound and approved
-.ree -nc dams. systematic extension
ot t4. market fnr horses ~ this class
ircl-lluE cavalry remounts. the Offering
lwhen tre society is ah.el ~ prizes. etc.
efr. We hope We a-- laying tho founda-
zion f0r "a National Hunter Improvement
Society
Those ir charge ~ tie movement have
given wrou consideration 80 the cues
tiuu- iut llt~d. lave carefully studied the
Lreiish prototype its system and meth
OBS have discussed the matter iu All It's
hearings with earnest. practical horse
-.e- nom various parts % the country.
and feel assured we can submit "A sys-
;em and plan ~ procedure IN all respects
feasible. and which VIII commend them
selves 20 our Virginia horsemen.
AS soon ass convenient time and place
- meeting Tor permanent Organization
IS decided uDon We Will notify YOU and
tr-s- YOU will be present. IN the mean
uue We bespeak for tie movement your
Influence and support in your county We
would also greatly appreciate any sug-
gestions you would be kind enough 10
make VIII you please send me names
and address Of members OF your hunt
Very truly.
CHARLES GRIFFIN HERRING.
Secretary and Treasurer Committee on
Temporary Organization Va. Hunter
Improvement Society
Commenting on this movement TIE
Thoroughbred Record. Of Lexington. Ky.
SAYS.
The above circular letter is sent out
with IN, view Of organizing a society
FOR the Improvement Of the breed Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11

20 resume his studies at the Fork Union
Academy
AIRS A. Ellis. OF Glen Allen. who has
been visiting Mrs. W /. Yost. of Lucl.
Avenue. has returned home.
~. J. r. Holloway. who has Doc
visiting relatives in Caroline county. has
returned home
Mr. Fox. Of Roberts Street. has poe
turned home from business "trip to
Philadelphia
Mr. James OBannon who has been
visiting ia Norfolk. Va. has returned
home.
Mr W T. Stockton has returned To- his
home. on Monteiro Avenue. after a bust
ness trip 20 Chase city, Va. and othe~
places.
Miss Blanche CHM has returned 10
Ridge school. after a VISIT 20 her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Gunu. %
North Avenue
Mrs. y. J. Black. Of Roanoke. is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. F. =. Saunders Of
Barton Avenue.
Mrs. Mary =. Davis OF stormont. Va.
Is visiting Mrs. Richard Anderson. OF
Miller Avenue.
Mrs. x. S. Owens. who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Philadelphia.
has returned
Mrs. @ Ramsdel. after a ver, delight
ret,,r,,,, = '' 'i,'.S' ~ anna mas
''.uihtd 70 her home. on North Avenue.
Mrs +. y. Desmirkes. ~ Griffin. Cd.
VI. 'Eh'iui Visit 20 her daughter.
-, N"app' on Lamp Avenue. has
~,
- o' - Slor mas returned 10 his
nome on North Avenue after "a trip 10
Nortn and South Carolina
r-S'"er Featncr Of North Ave-
al'eI pleasant visit 10 relatives
missouri and also to- Roanoke. a
log '"e past four months. has returned
nome
MIS- b"nniston. 90 Richmond has
moved 20 the home OF Mrs n = Han ,~
Lamb Avenue
Mr. T Ramsdeu has returned tol,fs,,,..,-
ou North Avenue e,or, -. t..
Roanoke "'' I'D
Mr. Harry t-st,fL-.- 20 -.
is Visiting - .-. 49,. pima.
psrbo ''"'' "' ATS w Is
~ W
lieb,e..r a'''e"S "ii'f very dee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11
For the Wedding

merely among those present. We
have every dress need. from the simp-
lest 20 the most elaborate.
For tine dav wedding -Frock Coats.
Cray striped Trousers. White Waist
coats. White shirts. Ascot Ties. Pearl
Gray Gloves. Patent leather Shoes
ana Top Hats.
Roy the evening wedding Dress
srits. white Waistcoats White shirts,
White Ties. Patent Leather Shoes.
Top Hats and Pearl Links and studs.
:>ewcst and most correct styles fin
est quality and finish. moderate prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11
Jacobs & Levy
The Abode Of the Mode.
The Abode Of the Mode.

non he done hs resting on orr reputation.
hlt only be brave. earnest and unceasing
effort
The objects ~ the proposed organiza-
t.'l orc. in part. The general improve
inent ~ th, hunter and hack breeding IN
'0c State. tne more careful and general
ree - the best Thoroughbred blood. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11
Too Late to Classify.


WANTED. AT ONCE CASHIER FOR
store. must apply in own handwriting
Address w * care this office
WANTED. To SELL. THREE WE'LL
broken Pointer Dogs cheap for cash.
and some nice Guns Phone Xte-I
Residence. 1874 Grove Avenue. city.
LOST-LADYS GOLD BRACELET
with initials ~. +. c. engraved inside.
between Ninth and Franklin. Broad and
Third. Grace and Harrison. Reward 10
returned 20 fp1 West Grace street
DRUGGIST OF TWELVE YEARS EN-
perience in all branches OF drug bust
ness. wishes employment because OF dis
solution Of business. Address "kINo DID,
care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11
Daily COurt R ecord
Hastings Court.

Cases tried yesterday Einford Bryant
assault and battery. sixty days ID l1ii b.
B.. Euhank. cruelty 60 animals OppeaD.
acquitted Harriet johnson ana Hate.
Gilman. highway robbery acquitted
John 81 John. larceny. i've years u nrrl.
Tertiary. Ed. Jones. highway robbery
fifteen years IN pcuitcntlary
Cases set for Monday. Alphousoc snr.
don. felony, Gertrude smith. felony
Miscellaneous: The election cases vt
BeNcridgc. krug and PercivM have been
Ilr mlNI E,rLIuA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11
That Company IS the Best Which
DOES the Best for its POIicy-hOlders
Va, October 70, 1906.

-, Va, October 70, 1906.
Mr. W. w. Hardwicke, General Agent,
Richmond Va:
Dear Sir take pleasure in stating that I have
been poicyholder in the Aetna Life Insurance Com
Pany since December Fl, 1871. On that date the
Aetna issued TO me Of its RENEWABLE TERM
policies tor $1,000, the premium same being only
S1Lo9. ms policy has been renewed continuously
WITHOUT INCREASE OF PREMIUM the last
renewal being December Fl, 1901 guaranteeing the
premium until December II, 1911 or forty years from
date OF policy. When you consider that nv pocv has
paidup and cash values it to me that this is
most remarkable showing, and demonstrates that the
Aetna has always been most conservativey managed
company.
I am in other companies, but regard the Aetna
the best. Yours very truly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-11
Law and EQUITY Court.

Judgments entered yesterday. jamie
Southall We. Richmond Traction Company
ct ais. suit for 500. verdict FOR defend
ants. Lillian -. White ~. Richmond
The Washington times., 1906-03-28
DEMAND FOR PARKS
IN THE DISTRICT
Chairman BarthOldt's. of
House Committee, Views.
INDoRSES BIG BOULEVARD
Not Favorable TO Fourteenth Street
Reservation After Having Inter-
view With the President.

Representative BarthOidt. chairman OF
the House Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds. talked with the Pres
ident this morning about District park
propositions and public buildings.
There are many park propositions for
the District OF Columbia. said Mr.
Bsrtholdt- THE people OF Georgetown
want a park; one is asked for by the
people on Fourteenth street: another n
demanded on : SXteenth street. and still
others are mentioned in the Northwest
section Of the city.
Now. IL is my opi1ion. and the Presi-
dent agreed with me. that as Fourteenth
street has been practically given up 70
business, il would be nwfse 10 provide
for any parks in that section
Mr. BarthOldt IS one OF the enthuS-
iastic members OF Congress about the
proposition 70 make Sixteenth street q
great boulevard.
There should be one street in the
city OF Washington ne declared.
which is not given up to business pur-
poses There is not an avenue Of which
We might be proud street cars running
on practically ali Of item"
The Washington times., 1906-03-28
MRS. COLLINS STANDS
CHANCE TO GET WELL
Dose of Laudanum She Took Will
Hardly Prove Fatal, Say the
Physicians

Physicians at the Emergency Hospltai
stated this morning that Mrs. Lucy Col
lins. thirty-two years old, Of +o4 Sixth
street northwest, who is said To have
attempted suicide last night by drink
ing Iaudanum while standing by the
side of the bed on which Emily Robin
son. Of 924 street nOrthwes., lay dan
gerously ill., will recover
Mrs. Collins. who is a dressrnak ker. Is
said to have been melancholy for two
mo tbs.
Last night she visited the mouse in
which the Robinson woman lay i'll Mrs
Collins carried tie laudanum in bottle
in her handbag. After remaining with
the sick woman for some time and talk
ing over their trials and tribulations.
Mrs Collins suddenly arose from the
chair in which she had been sitting and
said.
well. good-by. Emily; I can't bear
IL any longer. ! shall end il here and
now"
After making this statement Mrs Col
Inns cOOlly uncoTked the bottle and
drank the contents
The Washington times., 1906-03-28
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. MARCH 2S

The city council last night began the
fiscal year OF l906-O7 by readopting the
tax on real and personal estate of last
year. The tax is Sl.9O. but is reduced
by discounts for prompt payment. so
that if the tax be paid by July / it is
only $1.T1.
This bin will be followed by a license
bill hXing the charge FOR carrying on
various kinds Of business In Alexandra,
and then an appropriation bill for vari-
Gus public works
That the appropriations are generally
exceeded was shown last night. when
$500 additional was appropriated TO
supply deficiencies of the present fiscal
year. and also $3.50 to improve the gas
works.
The council determined to readvertise
for bids 10 furnish electric light and
power for the city Of Alexandria
An order authorizing the AIeXandi ia
Chemical and Fertilizer Company TO run
bridge over Princess street near Union
street was adopted by the common
council, but was stopped in the board
Of aldermen.
a new arc light WAS ordered for the
intersection of Union and Cameron
streets.
A. Sidney Nankin was authorized to
erect frame building at Lee and Wolfe
streets.
Councilman T. +. Cochran rendered
his resignation as a member of the city
council II was accepted with regret.
The Washington times., 1906-03-28

and many also are Of especial Interest
10 trade unionists and students of re
history Of the labor movement
At your request your Representative.
or the Senator from your State. viii
furnish YOU copy Of any or all OF
Ihese publications. without any burden
upon him or cost 70 yourself"
Following this is list covering seven
printed magazine pages Of works which
are 10 be thus had for the asking.
Ihere rs everything from the Congress
Slonal Record TO the Report on the
Introduction Of Reindeer Into Alaska :.
covering thousands of volumes
As result OF the wide circulation OF
this publication by Mr. Gompers. Repre-
SentatiEes and Senators lately have been
falriy Hooded. in some cases. with de-
mands for books. A sample order was
received by Western Senator. who va
asked TO have 30 volumes. checked on
from Ine GomDers list. as -ubIished in
a trade magazine. forwarded to him
al once.
The Washington times., 1906-03-28
GOnlperS Shows Unions
HOW to Get Free Book
Tells Them in Circular 10 Write to Their
Representatives and Take Advantage of
an Existing Law Not Generally Known.

President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor recently issued a
circular TO the various affiliated bodies
composing this organization which is
attracting attehtion in Congressional
circles. It doesn't relate to the inter
ference of the federation in politics.
either.
How 10 Get a Library for Nothing
but the Asking. is the theme Of Mr..
Gompers' communication to unions all
over the country. He sends list Of
publications Of the Government which
are to be had for asking them from
a Representative or Senator
Through negligence or ignorance or
the law. comparatively few persons
have avaiIed themselves Of the benefit
and advantage Of this fact The Gov
ernment publications consist Of ma3y
valuable and interesting books which
would enrich and ornament any library.