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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

Beginning with Sunday, Aug. 20, the
regular monthly meetings of Fargo
Typographical union No. 1876 will be
held on the last Sunday of each month
instead of the first Sunday as hereto
fore
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memhered as long as the Union Print.
ers' home stands.--Labor Clarion.
DEMAND FOR union
AMONG The WOMEN
SOCIETY INSISTS ON ASSOCIATED
EFFORT WHILE Trade UNION
OFFERS EDUCATION TO WOMEN
ANNE WILMINGTON HANDLES
IMPORTANT SUBJECT.

Women Wage Farmers" is the sub
ject of an article published in the
Boston Globe and written by Anne
wilmington, which in part is as fol-
lows:
There are two fundamental reasons
why women workers should be organ
lied into trades unions. The first is
that the good of society demands such
associated effort. It is a significant
fact that wherever labor is highly
skilled and highly paid, trade organiza-
tion follows as a matter of course, and
in its wake comes higher standard
of living for the family and for the
community. Whenever labor is un-
skilled and underpaid. organization is
difficult and the maintenance of a high
standard Of living is well nigh impos-
sible.
Much Of this unsklled and under
paid work Is done by women, some
times in competition with men, some
times not, sometimes by women who
are the sole wage earners of a family,
sometimes by women who supplement
an inadequate wage earned by the man
of the family, sometimes by women
WhO nave no IdIulileS 61lIeT 10 sup
port or to be supported by.
This means that upon the backs of
the weakest of the Industrial world is
laid the burden Of the longest hours
and the shortest pay. In those far-off
countries where the beginnings are be-
ing made of recognition of the prin-
ciple of a living wage for labor per-
formed, the state insists upon organiza-
tion as a preliminary step.
Again, another peril in the path of
the unorganized woman worker has
been pointed out by one Of the keen
est observers of industrial America
Mrs. Florence Kelley, secretary of the
National Consumers league. A cor
poration,' she says, may be accurately
| law abiding, yet it's foreman may be a
llibertine or petty tryant, and it is
the foreman who comes into contact
with the working women and girls He
lincarnates for them the corporation.
| Young girls receiving from SO to Sc a
week are at the mercy of the foreman
and forewomen under whose direction
they work If these latter are of bad
lcharacter the whole community suf-
fers from their corrupting influence.
Where, however, there is a strong,
stable, old established union the fore
man is apt to be. a better type than the
man who deals exclusively with mex
/ perienced, unorganized women and
4 girls sp
The second reason for the organiza-
\ ton Of women is the education which
j the trades union offers to the woman
herself Women have always done
4 more than their share of the work of
the world, and now, for the first time,
they are beginning to realize It's value.
The path of woman in modern industry
1 has not been strewn with roses, but 1t
surely is leading her to position Of
dignity and influence unknown TO
women Of the past, and no other factor
in her progress seems to be comparable
/. in usefulness with the trades union"
Labor Day is Labor's Day. Are you
preparing to take part in the celebra-
tion? If not. you should get busy and
be in line Labor Day.
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ORGANIZATION OF
The FARGO BAKERS
INTERNATIONAL SENDS REPRE-
SENTATIVE HERE IN INTEREST
or IMPROVED CONDITIONS -
PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR
STRONG UNION.

Looking to improved conditions from
every standpoint, Herman Ross, gem
eral organizer with the Bakers and
Confectionery Workers international
Union Of America, is in the city to
perfect an organization. The pres
poets are very bright for strong
union OF the craft here.
In speaking Of the matter, one ar
dent union man said:
"This is one craft which the general
consuming public should want to see
organized. Better sanitary conditions
in the shop is certainly OF general in
terest in this line OF work more than
any other to the public
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TAFT To DEDICATE Y. M. c. a.
La Crosse Stop Taken Advantage OF
by orcanization There.

La Crosse, Aug. 21.-Pres. w H.
Taft will stop here a full half hour.
The general superintendent OF the Mil
waukee road agreed with Congress
man Esch to provide the wait for the
presidents private car.
While here the president will dedi-
cate the new 100000 Y. M. c. A.
building, the opening OF which has
been deferred until the presidents
visit, Sept. IL.
Mr. Taft viii be given an automobile
ride through the principal streets. He
will deliver a ffve-minute speech at
Burns park and then wiz be whisked
back to his car to run to Winona at
.E.h5
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WALKED IN HIS Sleep
Slayer Of Wife and Baby Says RE
Must Have Done So.

Toledo o.. Aug. 21.--'Tf I killed my
wife and baby do not remember any.
thing OF the kind. could have COM
mitted the crime only while ] was
walking In my sleep. MY life has been
full OF mysteries"
This was the statement made yes
terday by James Ritter the McComb
paperhanger, after he had been ar
raigned before Squire Sours, at Find
lay, pleaded not guilty and Was bound
over to the grand jury.
Ritter is charged with the murder
Of his wife and baby, whose bodies
were found iii an abandoned well III
the rear Of their home q week ago.
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Rartsnders Organized.

Union No. 365 of the Bartenders In
,ternational League Of America has
been formed in Moorhead with Jack
Ryder president. The union will af-
filiate with the Trades & Labor as
sembly Emanuel Koveleski of Roches-
ter, N. r. perfected the organization
which is exceptionally strong.
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FRIEND OF PRINTE COVE.
Daughter Of jefferson Davis Dies al
Colorado Springs, Colo.

pau9nfor o. JEFFERSON Davis Dies at
Colorado Springs, Colo.
In the death at colorado Springs OF
Mrs: Margaret. Howell Davis Hayes,
union printers OF the country have lost
q true and valiant friend Mrs. Hayes
was daughter Of JEFFERSON Davis
first and last president OF the Con-
federate States. of America. and the last
immediate member of that notable
southern family When the BniOn
Printers home was erected Mrs. Hayes
asked the privilege. which was granted.
of furnishing room in memory az her
father. This room known as the sJef-
ferson Davis room. was furnished
beautifully. and Is one OF the attrac-
tions OF the home. Mrs. Hayes took a
deep interest in the institution, and the
guests at that haven are indebted to
this splendid woman for many acts Of
pour own record 1cr yfdence Of q possi-
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wages you receive.
They won't grow old or tired or vast
ed or heartsick. They WIN so ON yield
ing profits so long as this system lasts.
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satisfaokIon on the Wana.

Brooklyn Iifes Driver OF scorching
AUTOMOBILES What was that we just
struck?
Companion (giancing backlA load
OF hay knocked all over the road.
@sIs the farmer jumping UP and down
with rageg1
"No. He's calmly gathering together
the hay!"
sPshawl It's getting 80 nowadays
there's no satisfaction IN hitting any
thingl"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
MISTAKES ABOUT LAaELs.
Some Manufacturers Think They Are
Sold at Wholesale.

Amusing letters frequently reach the
headquarters of the United States Car
ment Workers of America Two re-
ceived last week were along this line:
Gen. Sec United Garment Workers
of America. Dear Sir: we are man
ufacturers OF shirts and overalIs. We
desire to buy a lot Of union labels.
Let US have your figure per thousand Z
One Southern manufactures wanted
the first shipment to be only 10000, 900.
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Before using your hammer on
mans record 1t might be well to search
your own rcord for evidence OF u possi-
Bile debt OF gratitude you owe him. 1t
might also be the part OF wisdom to
reflect upon whether your record is as
good as the other fellows. Acting upon
these reflections, the sincere and honest
an can fulIy AFFORD to lock up his ham
mer--for q spell, at least.
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Have you renewed your sub.

Have you renewed your sub.
scription?
Henry Flet cher was down from
Taylor Wednesday evening meeting
his many friends and talking base
ball. He reports that according to
present indications the plant at
Mine No. will be completed some
time in September.
K. l.. Brown and son. RAYMOND.
of Chicago. arrived here yesterday
for Il visit with their son and brother.
Walter, who has been located here
since last spring. Mr.. Brown may
invest in some real estate here be-
fore returning to the Windy City.
The Musselshell Camp of Modern
Woodman of America are making
elaborate preparations for Il big
picnic to be held at that place
Thursday, August 10Th. There will
be base ball game, horse racing
and other sports, and no efforts
will be spared to make It a big
event. 4 detailed program will
be announced later. Special train
service has been secured from Round
up and Melstone for the occasion.
Rudolph Ewy Of Munich, N. d.,
visited with his brother, Edward.
the popular clerk in Schrump's store,
several days the forepart of the week.
He has Just returned from a trip to
the coast, where he took in the AIP
exposition. and the western states,
and while in the northern part Of
this state filed on a homestead in
the vicinity Of Glasgow. He left
here again Tuesday evening for his
home, expecting to return 10 Mon
tana next fall to establish residence
on his claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Mason and
daughter, Elizabeth, left here Tues
day evening for the east for a two
weeks visit before going to theil
new home in Washington, to which
state Mr.. Mason mas been transferred
by the railroad company by whom
he is employed. The Mason family
has been ia the Musselshcll valley
ever since work was commenced or
the new road, and during that tim,
they have made Il host of friends VIII,
are sorry to see them leave. The
best wishes oi the community goes
with them 70 their new home.
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STARTING 4
BANK ACCOUNT

1t is no more trouble
to start a bank ac-
count than to buy a
pound of nails. Come
in and say to the man
behind the cage Il
want to open up an
account" Tell the
man how much you
want to start yonr1ac-
count with. He will
fix up your pass book
and supply you with
, blank checks. He will
ask you to write your
name on a signature
card SO the bank en-
ployes will a lways
know your signature
when they see it. The
amount Of your depos.
it will be credited in
your pass book. All this
will not take more than
two or three minutes
and you will have facil-
itiss for saving your
money and taking care
of it that are unknown
to the person who is
not a bank depositor.
You can open such
an account with the
Citizens
State
Bank
Give them a trial.
:
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TIE LOCAL.
r on n D q p
LOCAL cAND Pc r S O Al

\. O. Stanger of Lavina was in
the city Monday.
| D. A. jackson was up from the
Crossing last Friday.
/ G. H. Belcher was down from
Lavina Monday on business.
A. F. McCune of Belgrade. Mont.
was visitor in town Saturday.
Get your photo taken at Fair
child,s Studio, west of Wallis store.
Geo. Knudson of Shawmut was
doing some business in this city
Monday.
Work on the w. S. Shaw build
ing north of Schrump's store is
progressing rapidly.
Catholic services at the old laun-
dry building Sunday, August Sth
and 18th. at 1920 a. m.
E. G. Worden, lawyer, First Nat
ional Bank Block, Lewistown
Mont. Both phones. 127. loft
L. NJ. Law was a passenger to
Miles City Tuesday evening in the
interests OF the toWnsite company.
Harry Grant, manager OF the
Adams hotel at Lavina was tran
sacting business in the city Wednes-
day.
There will be dance at Camp
No. Two on Tuesday, August 18th,
for the benefit of the Taylor base
ball team.
Ray Long and J. II. Grant were
among those who attended the Elks
convention at Miles City this week
The returned this morning.
Inspect our line of ice cream
freezers and ice boxes, any size and
style you want. before making youl
! purchases. F. NJ. Wall Company
J A large new awning was put VI
III front Of Marshall's Busy Cornel
> this week. and cement sidewalks
laid which greatly enhances thai
| corner.
Gail and inspect the new fall ano
winter samples OF suits and over.
coats at Julius Reellnan, the tailor
IN the Kelly building. Prices righ'
: and satisfaction guaranteed,
5 " r. Wynne and Harry r. s'imp
son returned Wednesday evening
5 from Butte and Missoula. While
5 at the latter place they registere,
s in the Flathead land drawing lot
5 terry
{ When woman burns her hant
{ she says 20. dear,,' and then forget
{ it until her husband comes home
{ and she can show the blister. Whel
{ man burns his hand the whole
{ neighborhood knows it.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Muhs lef
( Tuesday evening for Davenport
} Iowa, in response to telegram in
! forming them of the death of Mrs
! Muhs father. The deceased wa
! also the father Of Mrs. NJ. Schlee O
: this city.
s Z. w. Pickett of Missoula. stat
5 organizer for the Fraternal order o
s Mountaineers, was in town this weel
5 looking after the interests of thai
s order. Mr., Puckett had heard mucl
5 about the Miracle OF the Mussel
5 shell, and his visit more than sub
s stantiated the stories. He predict
s a great future for TINS city.
8 {. &. Murphy and 7. H. Lanier
s of Philadelphia, Pa, are in the cit.
5 looking up business locations
s They are very much pleased witt
s Roundup and the surrounding coun
5 try. and will no doubt decide t,
5 stay with us. They are accompani
s ed by their wives.
: The Flower service at the ten
: church Sunday evening was thor
{ oughly enjoyed BY those in attend
ana1 Tho ci,, ,r;, r. b,. ba ,,,,art ~ I
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Ask your dealer for golden grain
belt.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Law Tuesday.
Chas. A. Hamlep was in from
Grass Range yesterday.
Mart f. Cagney was in from the
r. B. Thompson ranch Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. n. Taylor Of Mussel-
shell was visitor in town Tuesday.
7. H. Dubois, foreman Of the
Tompson ranch, was in town last
Saturday.
c. w. Baylies, the Lewistown
mining man, was transacting
business in town Saturday.
Let the auto-stage bring over your
perishable groceries from Billings
every day. Reasonable rates.
Miss Rosie Fritz left for her home
in Lewistown yesterday morning
after a months visit at the Schmitz
home.
The Boston Store has the eNclus-
i've agency in Roundup of Sweet
Orr d Co.'S guaranteed pants and
corduroys. Union made
Mayor Newton went to Miles City
yesterday to attend the convention
OF Montana mayors, which is being
held there today and tomorrow.
! The office of L. $. Commissioner
Cook has been moved to new loca.
, ton south of the Cottage Dining
Rooms facing Second street east
Inspect our line Of ice cream
fre,zers and ice boxes, any size ano
style you want, before making youl
! purchases. F. NJ. Wall Company
Addison Gates, arrived here from
Fulton, n. y. yesterday morning
He is brother Of Byron Gates anC
: may decide to remain here indeti
nitely.
t Don t forget the ice cream socia
Tuesday evening, August 10th IL
| eight o'clock, given by the "Happ,
Workers of the Congregations
church at the new tent.
t The Up-to-Date Barber Shop vii
do your clothes cleaning and press
: ing work promptly done in a frs
o class manner. Up-to-Date barbe
q work done by two good BARRIERS.
| Sheriff Ed. Martin was down iron
: Lewistown last Saturday servin
subpoenas on several parties her
1 as witnesses in the kopeck cas-
6 which came off at the county sea
e town Monday.
n J. L. Owens, who is employed il
e the Roundup steam laundry, Gu
his lett foot with an AK Monda
i afternoon. He had the iniure'
5 member dressed and is getting alon
J. nicely.
!. The secretary OF the interior ha
s designated 23,O4O acres more {
u land as coming within the enlarge
homestead act in Montana, maxim
. total up to date OF 23,SO1 SO
+ acres SO designated in the state {
K Montana.
! Emmett Andrew. miner, wa
Il severly bruised in anaccident whic
:, happened in the No. mine Tue,
: day afternoon. He was driving
: coal car in the pit when the hors
ran away. The car was deraile
+, and ran over Andrews who wa
y thrown in front Of it, skinning an
). hruising his left shoulder and arm
The Young Peoples Christian Ii
deavor Of the Congregational churc
will give a lawn social al the ten
on First street west on Fridda
evening. August 18th, to whic
II everybody is cordially invited. Tn
r Harp orchestra will discourse swee
l. strains Of music during the evening
"a aal ,,a .raap, o,,3 c.l-n ,,,ll ~ ~,
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The beer without the headache
golden grain belt.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Let
rich. a boy. Thursday, July 29th.
NJ. NJ. Klein attended the Elks
convention at Miles City this week.
H. Hayward and Il. l.. Foster
came in from Milwaukee yesterday
morning, and, we understand, are
looking tor business locations.
Contractors outfits for sale cheap
for cash, by Geo. Spenditf, Delphia.
Wagons, harness. blankets, stoves
etc. These are bargains. 1873
Inspect our line of ice cream
freezers and ice boxes, any size and
style you want, before making your
purchases. F. NJ. Wall Company.
The city is grading Second ave-
nue. and putting in culverts at the
intersections with First and Second
street to provide better drainage in
that section Of town.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
f. church will meet Thursday after
noon, August 18th, at the home of
Mrs. Clarke on Second avenue east.
Ladies cordially invited.
The -year-old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Bear, who live southwest
of town, had her arm broken We'd
nesday of last week. She was
brought to town to have the broken
bone set.
There Will be 4 meeting Of the
Knights Of Pythias Saturday (tomor-
row. evening at eight o'clock in W {.
j. jameson Office. for the purpose
of perIecting the organization of a
X. 7. lodge.
Miss Laura Wilson. who has been
visiting here for some time, left last
evening for st. Paul, MINI. \
large party of her friends saw her
off at the train and treated her to a
. goodly shower of rice.
c. +. Richardon. cashier of the
Citizens State Bank, left last Friday
for Missoula and the coast. At the
former place he attended the
bankers convention, going flom
. there to Seattle to take in the cX-
position. He is expected home to.
day
4. p. Jones. the we'll known lano
: man. who now makes his headquar
tiers at lIarlowton. was in the cit,
| Wednesday on business. Mr. Jones
+ controls Il large amount Of lame
g between Lavina and Harlowton
! which is rapidly being disposed %
to eastern land buyers.
j Il you Wish to locate on govern
: nent land. or wish 10 sci real cstat'
+ 90 to Z. W. Small al the RusseI
= House. He is acquainted all owe
South Dakota and Minnesota. @
Il you want your building insure,
: he is handling the business Of som,
: Of the best insurance companies
Give him a call.
DR.. G. l.. Lewis went to Lewis
town Monday morning as an exper
witness to the kopeck trial which
= was held that day. Mrs. Levi
came up from Ismay on the sam
;, train and accompanied her husban'
to Lewistown. They both returne,
: to Roundup Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Rruckert of San
:. tiago, Cal. arrived here Monda
j evening for a few weeks visit wit
. their son. b. +. Bruckert, and fami
Z H. Mr.. Bruckert is an old time
: ii Montana having removed to Cali
fofnia only few years ago to TAX
things easy for the rest Of his life
5 Mr. and Mrs. Bruckert have been
h visiting with friends and relative
: IN Livingston, White Sulphu
a Springs and LewistoWn the pa
e two months before coming to Round
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\ terrific electrical storm passed
oeer this section last night shortl y
after nine O'Clock, which is ac-
knowleged ~ the majority Of
people 10 have been the worst they
ever experienced. Tie storm lasted
about five minutes. the display
of lightning flashes being both
beautiful and terrifying. The atmos-
pfere was so surcharged with cleo
tricity that you could hear it crack
ling all around your head like pop
ping corn. Two men walking along
the railroad tracks east of town were
stunned during the storm but sus-
tanned no serious injuries. No loss
OF life or damage to property has
been reported as yet.
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DR.. &. l.. Lewis went To Lewis
town Monday morning as an expert
witness to the kopeck trial which
was held that da;. Mrs. Lewis
came up from Ismay on the same
train and accompanied her husband
to Lewistown. They both returned
to Roundup Tuesday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-06

can make further progress only
through faith in him and submission
to his guidance into all Truth and into
fellowship with the Father. The class
thus Influenced we believe to be small
as compared to humanity as whole
only that portion which in honesty Of
heart deplores sin and longs for
righteousness aud fellowship with God.
These, like the remamd of the race,
are by nature fallen, imperfect, sinful,
condemned. but in these still persists
some trace Of the image of God, in
the perfection of which father Adam
was created. 1t is this trace or strain
of the Divine character represented
by conscience aud faith which leads
them to recognize their fallen and sin
full condition, as compared with the
Divine standard Of perfection, and this
becomes the basis of their calling or
drawing o. God, their ear He that
hath IN ear, let him hear Revelation
ii, ~. 1t will be observed that we are
not specially blaming OF condemning
those who have not the hearing ear.
On the contrary we remember the
gracious words of Scripture, that in
Gods due time, "All the blind eyes
shall be opened; all the deaf ears shall
be unstopped" isaiah SXXv. 81. We
are glad of this promise of God that
ultimately all shall see and all shall
hear and all shall know Him. from thC
least to the greatest. We rejoice, too
that when thcy Know Him truly, they
will rejoice, cvel as do we now, That
will he their time Of responsibility
, their time of Vrial or Judgment for life
! or death eternal on the earthly plane.
The Kingdom Of God.
Our text speaks of the Kingdom o
God. Aad it is important that WI
first of SdI notice that these words haN'
| in the Scriptures twO-fold signiG
canoe, For instance, our Lord JesN
| taught that we SHOULD pray to the Fa
ther, ,'Thy Kingdom come; thy vii
be done on earth as it is doae il
heaven" The reference of this aUaye
is 40 the AIiiiennial reign or govern
nent of Christ, which st. Paul de
6lares will begin at the Second Con
ing of our Lord, ;aAd continue until n
shall have lNut down all insaborGb1a
ton, all sin, everything contrary t
! Divine character and Law 1t WIFI b
the Kingdom of God which will sub
due all things 1t will be the Kingdom
of God amongst men perfected whel
all things Shall have been subdued
Aud when Ghrist's mediatorial King
dom shall be, at the end of the Nil