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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
81 No. 597 a. IA
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07

F.-Meets *on- the second. and fourth Fri.
81 sash
Gao. Wallets, s20s West Fifth street. ~
.1IpkNsED JUDGMENTS PRoTEcTIyE A.
~ socIation. Zenith IodEs NO. Il ~ Msats list!
and 3rd Tuesday Of each month during
.thss winter season at Marine Engineers hall
,bo4 Manhattan: Bldg. President, AZ. Glockle;
first vice president. Chas. McEachen; I'D.
*ond vice president Andrew Carroll:. Etnan-
West; recording and corresponding secrs-
tary, Albert Jones. TO: e. Sixth, ST.: treas.
urer. c. H. Green. 1873 =. Fourth 81.
MARINE ENGINEERs' BENErIc1AI. As
ISOLATION. No.. 7a-Aests every friday
Of each month during the winter months
at Marine Engineers Hall. 6o4 Manhattan
Bldg. President: Chas. Hector; nrat tyioa
president Guy Webb: treasurer. A. Harvey
p. o. Box 2ss; corresponding secretary, J.
p. Burg. 2722 Minnesota avenue. ',,}st-,
aACH1NIsTs' UNION, LESITl1 LODGE
~ No. 347 l.. a Of sN.-MeAte second ana
fourth Tuesday, Of each month a. the AKA
dent, 8. 8: Mcdonald. s2s 4. seventh s.;
W: S*aid sss -. ~ AZ
+: sullivan. is sssth Ave. ". w.
stg seg! s1st gM a!Ssx NJ =, :. q y
President, L F. Berger: vice president.
Ghas Hslmsr: fqa9sa lie secretary. g
y: ): butcher. si5l =. Fisst s.: e'-'''
PLUMBERS. AND ! GAxr.TrERs.. go,
: Union No. ll--MeetI on tho second "a
fourth THURSDAY Of each month q Ksia.
nazoo, hall President Geo. Blackwoo1;
ss T. Tinsi. 9a.a..
ctl1 secretary. J. z. Ribbls. l411 3Jesferso,
PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND r APEn-
HANGERs-Meets ssveFy Tuesday J u
Tallahassee Block.f,1s W. sunsrlor street
1ss " f. B B:os Il as,s NM
treasurer. e. J. saltau; finanoial ssecretsTy:
p 2 A. RooAnson; recording seerstary JaA
PLAsTERERg UNION, No. IS, o. P.5I. a.
- meets on second and fourth Wednesday
dent. Sam. 5Maghan; vice president. e. pPor-
ter: financial secretary. E. Perrott. d.
Esn ts.tss.
Wilson. E*@ .ff & .-t>t+is s@
SHEET s5ETAL WoEs.zRs Union :xe.
and third Wednesday Of sAeh month KaIs.
maxpo Block. NJ p. m. Presidents Arthur
Moore: y.os president; Cha. Cause: s,naa-5
strset: corresponding and recording sscFs-
tary. r. Little. SIT. isl avenus EAsts
sTEAMFITTERs' UNION No. 44b.--Meets
second aud fourth Mondays Of each
month At ~. West Superior St Presidsnt
chas: Adams: vice presidsnt. Z Kochlsr;.
y. Hanson. ~ y. Superior q. i; inspector.
-, - !. 3 !, s, aSf
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81 No. 347 l.. A. Of sE.-MeAte sscond and
fourth Tuesdays Of each month at the AZ
building, 221 West Superior street. Presi-
vice president, B. w. Nelson, s0S sist Al
West: l. Ewald, financial secretary. NY
East Third street; recording. secretary. ~
F. Sullivan, 100 9Th Ave. W,
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MUSICIANS UNION No. Is. A. r. OF N.
Meets arst Tuesday Of each month a
President, L. F. Berger; vice president.
Chas Helmer; financial secretary. L. G.
Coffin; treasurer, l. n. sudahi: sergeant It
W. J.. butcher. 1851 E. First st,
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PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPEn-
HANGERs--Meets every Tuesday ] u
Kalamazoo Block.11s, W.. SUPERIOR street
President ". r. Perry. a., e. sE1fth ST.. !;
vice pres. W. H: Brooks. 1912 Nina. AVG;
;treasurer. =. J: Saltau; financial ssecretaIy:
D. N. Robinson; recording secretary. 80
II. Powers. 5l3. =. Fifth St { - 81 :.
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F.-Meets :on the second and fourth FRI
DAY of each month at Kalamazoo Block.
President, anes ~Oatman: vice president,
;; IL p = As}aahl; sssEstaEy Alert As!dahl'
GEO. WaltefsS s20s West Fifth street. ~4zea:
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MARINE ENGINEERS' BENEFICIAL. As
Of each month during the winter months
at Marine Engineer Hall, 604 Manhattan
Bldg. President, chas. Hector; nrst Fvioe
president Guy Webb: treasurer. A. Harvey,
r. o. Box 2Ss; corresponding secretary, J.
p. Burg ;2722 Minnesota avenue. ',.}.-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01
War on Lacemakers.

The project of Caderas & Ozanne.
firm of lace makers in Calais, to establish
a factory in the United States, has aroused
a storm of opposition. As soon as it was
discovered that they were Interested In a
factory in Rhode Island and were con-
templating the removal of French work
men and machinery to America a boycott
was declared
1t was immediate and complete. The
workmen refused to continue in the Calais
factory, and all sorts of threats have been
made in the local papers. 1t has even
been suggested to burn down the factory
NJ Caderas is in Calais protecting the
property as best he can However, he can
get no attention from the butcher or
baker, who refuse to provide him with
food NJ Ozanne is now in Paris, at his
home on the Rue Frenzy, and he has been
warned that he would better not try to
enter Calais.
foreign laceS," said NJ Ozanne "and vet
this is Frances attitude toward America.
for the feeling in Calais is entirely direct
ed toward America. although S10,00o.0O0 a
year has gone regularly from America to
Calais for nachine-made acen-Paris
cable to New York Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 6. $50 TO

THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 80 TO
1870 O'CLOCK.
Minutes of preceding day.
Music-Piano duetNPilgrim's Chorus
Tannhauser-Misses Chlora White, Leah
Kirkman.
Report of board of management.
Report of credential committee.
Department of Civics. Mrs. Catharine A.
Hoffman, Enterprise.
Hoffman.
Address: Cause. Prevention and Treat
Leavenworth, president State Medical
society
Discussion: Leader. Dr. S. j. Crumbine.
Reports of club work for this cause.
Music-Vocal solo, selected, Mrs. r. c..
THURSDAY AFTERNOON 2 O'CLOCK.
man.
Department of Household Economics
Kansas City, Kan, chairman
Notwithstanding About Goods. DR..
S: J. Crumbine, Topeka, secretary of
state board of health.
Queries from the floor.
Music-Vocal solo. selected, Miss Mar
garet Smith.
Department of Industrial and Child
Labor, Mrs. NJ. F. Soule, Wichita, chair
Factories and Mines. Mrs. D. A. jan
The Child of the City: In the Streets
and Public Places, Mrs. Charles NJ. White,
Salina.
Remedial Measures, Mrs. Kate Willard
Eddy, Leavenworth.
Observation-Disclosures Lustspiel - Bola
Messrs Rudesill. Snyder; Miss Hartman,
Mrs. Opal Gallup.
Proposed amendments.
Report of committee upon Informal bal
lot.
Election of officers.
THURSDAY EVENING.
Department of Music-Mrs. CASTOR
Boyd, Newton chairman.
Concert at opera house, SIS o'clock.
PROGRAMME.
PART ONE.
l. Ladies' Chorus-"Found" ...........
.. Waltz Song-"Memories Fond and
True" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Luders
Mrs Ralph Faxon.
8. Piano. (a) 50 Variations in c. Minor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

The Portia club was entertained
Friday night at dinner at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Powell The
hostesses were: Mrs. Powell, Mrs.
Charles Curtis. Mrs. J. H. Mcbride
Mrs W. w. Bowman, Mrs D. c.
Tillotson, Mrs. J. A. Shumaker, Mrs.
J. K. Codding and Mrs. F. c. Slater.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

ment of social science of the Women s
Clubs of Orange. Mrs. W. E. Hahn,
formerly Of Topeka, is a member of
this club Mrs. Carney saw double
bill at the theater, The Little Princess,
and Editha's Burglar, by Frances
Hodgson Burnett. The board of di-
rectorS of the theater includes Samuel
J. Clemens mark Twain), Robert ].
Collier, Percy Stickney Grant, Otto H.
Kahn and Alice Minnie Herts.
This department is in receipt of an
attractively printed pamphlet copy OF
Mrs Clara B. Burdette'S address given
at the biennial meeting of the General
Federation in Boston last June in re-
Spouse to the question What can we
do to make practical living more inter-
esting to the home-naker?' Mrs. Bur
dette calls her solution of the problem,
To Idealize Drudgery, and subd1v1des
her topic under these heads: Simply,
Classify, Jollify and Glor1fy. MRS
Burdette is the wife of Robert ]. Bur-
dette, humorist, lecturer, poet, editor
and preacher, and was formerly vice
president of the General Federation.
She has been in Topeka and has
number of acquaintances here among
club women The Burdettes are the
pastor and pastoress Of an unusual
church in Los Angeles, the Temple
Baptist, whose buildings, the Temple
Auditorium, is a theater week days and
q church on Sunday, the pulpit Oh
which Mr.. Burdette occupies. The
theater is leased by Mr.. Ernest Craw-
ford. formerly of Topeka and nephew
of Mr. L. NJ Crawford, who has a
stock company in musical comedy there.
It is wonderful auditorium with
great seating capacity, beautiful but
severe decorations, perfect acoustics
and lighting and a wonderful pipe
organ. Mrs. Burdette has written a
brief history of the building of the
church and of it's work in the COM
munity which she has named The
Rainbow and the Pot of Gold.
The next biennial meeting of the G.
F. w. c. will open in Cincinnati May
10 1911. The biennial committee of the
Fed has already visited Cincinnati, and
conferred with the local committees
which are planning for the biennial.
Don't ask me about club politics..
said a Topeka club woman yesterday.
Mine is role of lamblike meekness
and innocence. To show that 1 am
not engaged in any gumshoe work I
am wearing, tied around my neck
with a pink ribbon, a little bell, and
by its gentle tinkle my whereabouts,
at my peaceful and harmless occupa-
lions, may always be ascertained.
am not in any faction and I am not
going to be drawn into any fuss and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

The Nautilus club meeting will be
postponed until May IL on account of
the musical festival and the Sunday
school convention.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01
WOMENSM
URS;Sb

The State Journal is the official paper
OF the Kansas Federation OF Women
Clubs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

The next two meetings of the
Junior Atlantean club will be held
with Mrs. Frank Trip, 429 Lincoln
street.
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Observation-Disclosures. Beethoven
OBJ Fantastic, OPP. 156. major.
4. Vocal Solos. ia) Chanson Provene-
sale ;..:..--.........-.-- del Aqua
w Mrs. Huston whiteside. --e- -i-''--
PART TWO.
1. Ladies' Chorus-Ave Verum .Gounod
z Vocal Solos. Ca Aria from Robert
lie IL, pia Pf1t.ron. iIM de-
Madame Leist-Beebe, Wichita Conserva-
tory.
Is. Plano (a) Romanza ........... Buckhalter
{e} Necturnei OF. Is, No. s.....-..G Chopin
4. Ladies Chorus-Sweet and Low.
The piano numbers are by the eminent
pianist, Simon Buckhalter, who very
graciouSly acceded to an urgent request
for this appearance.
The Knabe piano used for this occasion
is furnished by the Schumann Piano COM
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY Z. 9 O'CLOCK.
Chaffrey, Mrs. Cornelia Chaffrey Majors,
Miss Myrna Colglazier, Mrs. Blanche
Chamberlain Galloway.
Minutes Of preceding day.
Department of Forestry, Mrs. e. Lee
Miller. Marysville, chairman.
3 A Talk II, on FS3G1restry, Mrs. George P.
The Mary Tenney Gray Memorial, Mrs.
George Van Cleave. Kansas City. Kan.
| Nomination of delegates to the tenth
Report of committee on resolutions.
Installation of officers.
Adjournment.
At the recent council meeting of the
General Federation in San Antonio
Mrs. Philip N Moore president of the
G.. F. W. c. who has recently returned
! from visit to the canal zone with
party sent by President Roosevelt. told
the council of the women and children
who have gone to Panama with the
men working on the canal and the
| dearth of books, especially for children.
On suggestion of Mrs. w. A Johnston
| of Topeka, who is an advisory mem
| Der OF the library committee of the
G. F. w. c., the members of the coun-
| Gil voted to send each one book, for
| children or young people to the canal
| zone. The Women's club of San An
tonic voted contribution of rs books,
| through its president, and the St.
Louis club women will send an art
portfolio. Club women everywhere are
requested to contribute to this cause
| The books may be sent to Mrs. w. A
Johnston. or to the state library, To-
peka. They will be censored by the
| General Federation library committee
and forwarded to Crystobal. Panama,
on the government transports.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey, who is visiting
her daughter, Miss Annabel Garvey,
who is a freshman at Wellesley, writes
| the club department of the State Jour-
nal: Here I am after all these years
| playing college girl again and having a
| fine time. 1 have seen Mrs. Fiske's
and David Warfield's new plays. the
| Servant in the House and heard the
Boston Symphony Orchestra but 1 told
my daughter nothing came up to their
/ freshman play at Wellesley. Please
/ say in some quiet but firm way that
/ 1 am not candidate for president of
the state federation and could not be
persuaded to be a candidate
1 Mrs. Garvey has sent her topeka
/ friends programmes of the Children 5
| Theater in New York in which she was
| much interested and which she pro-
nounced wonderful The theater. known
/ as The Educational Theater for Chill
/ dren and Young People of New York,
Il T. .1f he
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Mrs Garvey has sent her Topeka
friends programmes of the Children s
Theater in New York in which she was
much interested and which she pro-
nounced wonderful. The theater, known
as The Educational Theater for Chill
dren and Young People of New York,
is under the auspices Of the depart
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

The Chalitso club of Highland Park
will meet with Mrs. c.. H. Curry
Thursday afternoon Of next week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

Mrs. W. H. Rutter entertained the
Chandos club at her home on Fillmore
street Thursday at the last meeting
this season. The club will resume
its study of Shakespere's plays again
next season.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

The Ideal History club will meet
with Mrs. H. w. Carr. sos Polk
street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

Mrs. c. H. Samson will give
picnic next Saturday at the Samson
ranch for the members of the
Minerva club Mrs. G. G. BlakeIy win
entertain the Minerva club Monday
afternoon, May 10, at the Country
club.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

The next biennial meeting of the G..
F. w. c. will open in Cincinnati May
10. 1911 The biennial committee of the
Fed has already visited Cincinnati, and
conferred with the local committees
which are planning for the biennial.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

The West Side Reading club met
with Mrs. Fred Snow, Tuesday. Mrs.
Clement Smith had charge of the
programme and presented articles for
the leading topics Of the hour which
caused an animated and interesting
discussion by the members of the
club. Mrs. F. w. Watson was en-
dorsed for general federation secre-
tary and Mrs. Smith was elected dele
gate to the state federation meeting
at Hutchinson. The club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Irving Wellman,
HOO Western avenue.
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1 am not even going to the Hutchin-
son meeting In fact refuse to butt
in, being only a lamb, and while the
war is on at the annual meeting I
shall be found gamboling on the green
among the daisies and the dandelions
in dear old Topekar, Kansas"
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MRS. NJ SUMMERS, sOxH South Bend Ind, U. s.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

The West Side Forestry club at its
meeting Thursday endorsed Mrs. c. c.
Goddard of Leavenworth for president
Of the Kansas Federation of Women's
clubs, Mrs. w. H. Ward of Hayes City
for vice president, Mrs. A c. Stitch of
Independence for treasurer, Mrs. o.
E. Walker Of Topeka for recording
secretary and Mrs. May Belleville
Brown of Salina for general fedora
ton secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-15
ssMr. Dooley
 On Vacations =
BY F. P. DUNNE.

harbors. take me private car where tver I want to go. I hunt an I fish, Last year I wint to Canada an fished fir salmon. l made gr-reat catch near thirty cans. An whin I'm tired I can go to bed. An 1t is a bed, not . rough sketch iv brick yard
 well. well. what places I have seen. An always see thim at their best. Tn on'y way to see amy place at its best Is niver to go there. No place can be thruly injyeable whin ye have to take ye'ersiif along an pay rent fir him whin ye get there. An wan iv tn gr-reat comforts iv my kind iv vacation is that always know what's goin' on at home. Whin Hogan goes on his kind iv vacation tn newspa-aper he gets was printed just afther tn third inning iv tn baseball game tn day befure yisterdah. Tn result Is that whin Hogan comes home he don't know whats happened. He doesn't know who's been murdhered or wheth- CT Chicago or Pittsburs Is at tn head iv tn league. .
 year fir news. Tn heat an sthrong dhrink. brings out pleasant peculyar- ities in people. They do things that make readin' matther. They show signs iv jainus. Ivrythlng in tn pa- aper inthreset me. Here's tn inside news tv a cfllybrated murdher thrile blossomin' out In tn heat. Here's a cillybrated lawyer goin' to tn cilly- brated murdherer an demandin' an in-' crease in tn honoraryum iv his cil- | lybrated collague. Lawyers don't take money. What they get f'r their public sarvices in deludin' jury is tn same as an offerin' in a church. Ye don't
 give 1t to thim openly. Ye sind thin bunch iv sweet peas with tn money
 in 1t. This here larned counsel got wan honoraryum. But whin things be- gun to look tough f'r his protegee he suggested another honoraryum. Hon. oraryum is firm tn Latin wurruds hon. or an aryum mainin' I need th' | money
 'Yes. sir, ye can't injye a vacation without tn pa-apers. How glad I am to know that Congress has adjourned after rejoocfn' tn tarin to a level where tn poorest are within its reach An how cud I be happy away firm here if don't know how me frind Willum raft was gettin' on at goiuf. Iv coorse I'm inthrested in all that goes on at tn summer Capitol. am glad to know that Charles played tennis firm ten to ilivin an 'aftherward took throlley car ride to Lynn where he bought a pair iv shoes an a piece of blueberry pie. but at two o'clock had entirely
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-15
Tn Line With Hamlet.

Baltimore Sun.
 Hamlet. the melancholy Dane, placed the laws delays" among the most mo- ticeable evils of life, and his complaint Is echoed by the public today To avert Yexatious. costly and needless delays, so far as possible without interfering with justice, Is the problem the judges of the New York Supreme Court have taken in hand. They have no. solved it so far but they make certain suR- gestions which may ultimately lead to reforms in procedure not only in New York, but also in other States. It is proposed to simplify privileges in pro- ceedings. to reform court assignments to have laws enacted reducing the De- riod within which actions may be be- gun. and to require precise clear, and unequivocal statements of facts in stating causes of action. Postpone ments of pleadings are held to need re- striction, and the times Of serving no- tices may be shortened with advantage The practical abolition or the demurrer in civil action Is an important recon. mendation. Instead of the demurrer. an answer made and thrashed out on the spot would be required and if the answer is not sustained, trial should proceed at once Common sense prompt ness with expicitness of statement is the gist of the proposed reforms. It may be a good while yet before these tentative steps lead to the much de- sired quicker work of the courts, but they are in the right direction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-15
BULLOCK'S FAIR.
mlum 1.ist Prepared For Fall show.

Premium List Prepared For Fall Show.
 Cnionl Springs, Aug. 14.-(Special.)- The managers of the Bullock County Fair Association have arranged the premium list for the exhibits at the fair to be held here October 12 to 16
 The amount of the premiums offered is about s900, with s130 for fancy needle work, preserves and canned goods.
 The horse shows will be on Wednes- day and Friday nights of the fair and good racing will be arranged for the afternoons.
 The race track is in fine condition and a large number of horses will soon be fin training.
 Miss Minnie Lee Rainer and Miss Lucy Feagin, who have been touring Europe this summer, sailed today for home from Glasgow on the steamer California.
 Judge Frazer and family and Mrs. Barks and son James, of Denver, left yesterday for St. Simon's Island to spend the remainder of the summer.