The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-09-20

SDOe DeSlue lHe DOy.
II was this that had caromed off
his head and rendered young Hanley
unconscious, and resulted In his being
removed to the relief station, where
it was found that his injuries, FORUM
ately, were not serious.
Where the horseshoe came from is
not known but il undoubtedly was
thrown or fell from one OF the win
dows in the vicinity.
Despite the fact that 1t brought hard
luck to Johnnie, 1t was promptly TAX
en- by some one in the crowd. When
Johnnie was told that some one had
taken the horseshoe he said: Gee!
that fellow had nerve 10 burn.
wouldn't touch it with pair Of pin
GERS, and the next fellow that tells me
a horseshoe is lucky, even if he isn't
from Missouri will be shown, just the
same"
The following statement on the con-
ditions OF the labor market has just
been issued at the state house 10y Mr..
Gettemy, chief Of the bureau Of sta
tistics of labor
During the past week about all OF
the seashore resorts have closed for
the season a large number of hotel
and restaurant help are returning to
the city, and the state free employ
ment Office on Kneeland street Is re-
ceiying it's share. When the mountain
and country places close, which VIII
be about oct. !, there will be bet
ter grade Of help In the market. The
supply of women TO go out to work
by the day is still very large although
quite a number have been hired by the
superintendent and janitors of the
large Office buildings and theatres.
The supply Of housework women con
tinues good and several were placed
last week in good positions in private
families in Boston and vicinity.
THE market for general labor is
overcrowded, as is apt 10 be the case
at this season of the year.
"The demand for factory women,
especially for out of town, is very
much greater than the supply.
The demand for workmen in the
metal trade is exceedingly large. Most
OF this help. however, is wanted for
outside OF the city.
Now that the school and college va
cation has closed scarcity of boys Of
the proper kind is beginning to be
noticed Employers are seeking good
boys. The demand far exceeds the
supply.
During the month of August the
Boston Office averaged Al positions,
positively secured per day, and this
was the quietest month since opening.
over nine months ago
II Is a bill OF star features that will
afford amusement for lovers OF vaude-
vile at Keith's the coming week.
Master Gabriel is TO appear in his
most famous role of Buster in new
version Of "Auntie's Visit" the sketch
that gave SO much pleasure both 70 the
children and TO the grown folks last
season. Gabriel has his original COM
pany still with him, including George
Ali in his famous part Of spike the
dog A big novelty feature will be
Ned Wayburns last conception, The
Phantastic Phantoms,' one of the
cleverest productions in the way OF
original ideas in stage-craft that vaude-
Vile has ever seen.
Klaw 4 Erlangers Advanced Naude-
Vile at the fremont theatre might APP
propriately be likened TO some tremen-
dous machine, and all machinery needs
to work for while to be operative at
its best. The success Of Klaw a Erlan-
gers latest amusement enterprise is
without a precedent The opening
week. however. is lut a prelude. The
details of arrangement adjusted, with
familiarity with all OF the imported
acts and q knowledge OF the appropi-
ateness OF their association on the
same bill with IN. American head
liners. the machinery may be said ia
be perfectly oiled and down TO n flaw
less running. II is the purpose Of
Klaw & ErlanEer TO improve each
succeeding bill II it is within the
bounds Of possibility.
Not in years has there been melo.
drama produced as sensational as
Edna. the Pretty Typewriter" which
comes to the Boston Grand Opera
Hous next week. This is one of tn,
latest plays produced by A. II. Woods
and that means that patrons oi
popular playhouse viii see a big
scenic. well-acted drama. There arc
many sensational scenes crowded int
this play according to the press re
ports in other papers Of the country
Matinees will be given as usual OF
| Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.