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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-10-14
LABOR DEPARTMENTS.
Suggestion That They Be Created by
State Governments.


President Wright of the Illinois
State Federation of Labor makes a
proposal which is worthy of sympa-
thetic consideration. says the Chicago
Tribune. He points out that If a de-
partment of labor were created in the
state government it would coordinate
the work done now by several boards
and commissions, doing the work bet
ter and at considerable saving because
of this coordination. The factory in
Spection, the free employment agen-
eies and the bureau of labor statistics
are among these. Mr.. Wright also
maintains that much of the statistical
work on accidents on railroads and
traction lines now done under the SUI
pervision of the railroad and ware
house commission could better be car
ried on by labor department, which
would make a systematic report and
enable uniform comparison among all
forms of Industrial accidents.
There is probably a good deal of
waste through the lack of this co-or
dination. which is inevitable where
new conditions developing from time
to time are met piecemeal by bureaus
or commissions. We are now in Iii
nois awakening to the interests and
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-10-14

needs of the industrial worker ana the
vital Importance to the commonwealth
of conserving these interests and meet
ING these needs. Illinois, once an al
most exclusively agricultural commu-
nitv has now a large industrial popu-
lation, whose claims are substantial
The widespread awakening TO these
has reached us, and our laws ana III
situations will be modified and extend
ed to cover adequately the new held
Sanitation, housing, factory regulation,
employment, mine protection, accident
insurance and other phases OF the IN
dustrial problem should be dealt with
not at haphazard or under the pres
sure of political influence, but broadly
and scientifically as a part of our nor
NAL machinery Of government.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-10-14
The Laekawanns Pension System

The Lackawanna railroad pays the
entire amount Of its pensions, the men
contributing nothing Any one who has
been in the service twenty-five years
goes upon the pension list when he is
retired at seventy. Between sixty and
siXty-nine any one of twenty-five
years service who becomes lncapaci-
tated may be retired on pension or
any one who becomes incapacitated
through injury The Lackawanna fixes
the pension by taking per cent of the
average wage for the ten years before
retirement and multiplying that by
the number Of years Of service. An en-
gineer having averaged $50 month
for ten years before retirement and
having been an employee for thirty
years retires with a pension of $45 a
month. Last year the highest Lacka-
wanna pension was $76.31, the lowest
1922; average. 500. %. The average
age was sixty-eight years and four
months. The system has been in opera
ton since 1902
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-10-14
Enain.sr. Get Waco !nersa.s.

A satisfactory adjustment OF the
controversy between the Nirgihian
Railway company and It's engineers
has been reached. In some respects
the controversy was one of the most
obstinate proceedings the mediators
have had TO handle. The engineers oD-
tanned on an average an increase OF
approximately 10 per cent I'D wages
Engineers driving locomotives OF the
Mallet type-a double engine with a
large single boiler-will get an In
crease of about 20 per cent. This In
crease established a precedent I'D tne
pay of operating locomotives OF thsi
type.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-10-14

A transcript of the testimony in
what has come to be known as the
Danbury hatters' case. wherein the
Hatters' union was sued by d. e.
Loewe & Co., under the Sherman anti
trust act, to recover damages alleged
to have been sustained by the unions
boycott and judgment for $4,000
was obtained against the latter has
been completed at New Haven. The
transcript makes five volumes. or 2.169
pages. and was used in the appeal that
has been entered. The case will prob
ably be argued this fall. 1t began In
1903
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-10-14
A Hundred Per Cent Union.

Boston Coal Transfers and Handlers
union, No. 8, has on its membership
roll every man in its line of business in
that city. Recently the members re-
ceived substantial increases in wages
and nine hour day. The agreement
signed includes Columbus day in the
list of holidays, the first agreement to
include this day as a holiday.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-10-14
ACCIDENT AND THE LAW.
Kansas Courts Decide a Case Against
Careless Employer.

Tony Caspar, a laborer in a Kansas
scrap iron works, was ordered by his
foreman, says the Survey, to throw
belt on a shaft pulley. To do so he
had to mount a nine foot ladder, which
broke and threw him to his death on
machinery unguarded because seldom
approached by work men. The case
was decided for Caspar's widow and
appealed by the defendants on the
two grounds that theirs was not
manufacturing establishment and that
even IL it were the New York law, on
which the Kansas statute requiring
the protection of dangerous machin-
cry was modelled, had been interpreted
by the courts to apply only 10 msehin-
cry used by wOrkmen in the ordinary
course of their work
The opinion recently delivered by
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-10-14
Growth of the Farmers Union.

Six years ago the Farmers union
had only $4,000 members; today 1t has
more than 100000. Six years ago it
had no gins; now there are 6,OOO. Six
years ago it had no cotton warehouses;:
now it has 1000 1t had no fruit pack
ing plants; it now owns 500 1t had no
representatives in the cotton market
of the world; now it has a representa-
tive in every one. 1t had no financial
standing in the banks; it has now
twenty strong banks of its own and a
financial standing in every banking
center of America and Europe. 1t had
no system of selling or handling cot
ton and was without direct connec-
lions: today it has its connections and
customers in the majority of the mill
ing centers of the world, to which 1t
ships direct. Six years ago it was at
the mercy of the grocery trust; today
1t has thousands of stores under its
own control.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-10-14
SHACKLES LABOR,
Injunction Issued by a New York
Justice.
AGAINST The UNION SHOP

,..L-. c-u. e,.p.. e cI..l-,.L... .
conspiracy J." "s7''@''' o. '~Os
INVASION OF Guaranteed "'Sh'S o.
Liberty SAYS ComPers.
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one goes "''' S""' "'|""" '''' '"''''
OF I'D" hIhd III It's Sl''lH' "'"'.''- ''''
before issued The ruiih- '"Hr iI""
Justice COT of the New Iu.h S!af.
supreme court and is To the effect tl.
a strike which drmapds rh. nnI..
sbo, l. q c,rs,,.,.,,.v I'm r,-tr..f.r at
"o ''''"
OF the uillou 'io'>l''Nt'N J" '''."
lorN city "u''H 'uN'''e ''".' >-.' ""-
oruer'u III IlS primary purpose u" -
Ter Tue 'oHu.I'''l "I 'I'v ""'"''''''' '.''.
really 10 uel'rINe "'u'I "'" "' VI
opportunity OF .''" rI-Al 10 ""'N
justice Con CITES one OF '"' "''''''%
OF compromise presented ny represent
auVes OF the union 10 the H'hul"'
turerS' as IoIoWS:
'Ihe ASSOCIATION shail ooIlEaie eaeh
OF us members TO employ union men
as long as the UNION ShaH De ahIe l."
furnish union men VINO can 90 Tn"
work properly. WITHIN two weeks the
nohunlon men snail JON the union.
This clause, he asserts, which shows
the purpose animating the strike, as
interpreted by the court, IS clearly un
lawful, and he passes to the conduct
OF the strike.
IF the unions he states, have
not formally directed systematic
course of aggression by criminal acts
the members of the unions, acting in
concert, have connived at and morally
supported such acts on the part of
many of their members in pursuance
of a common object"
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor. in re-
ply to Justice Goff's decision made the
following response:
The unions are going to live The
unions Of the working people are the
outgrowth of our industrial and eco
nomlc conditions. Without the unions
there is no possibility for protection to
the worker against the tyranny or
the absolute autocratic sway of con
centrated capital and greed. Let any
one imagine if he can what the condi.
tons of the working people would be
today if the capitalists. the corpora
tons and the trusts had full and I'M
checked sway without the union of
labor in existence. Misery. poverty
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-10-14
Home For Marble Workers.

A nome Is to be established In Cali
.ornia Tor the aged and infirm mem
Ders OF the international Marble
workers union. President Frederic
McGlade of the San Francisco union
mas been selected to report upon an
eligible site. 1t is considered probable
tnat the home will be located I'm the
vicinity OF Monterey.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19
Nlnf 0}efehf hns etnnta ..rannf,

= sfnf 8efebl oes Stoot3ganf.
fonniiiar @aipfins lit Die Sirit
State ganf III &enncoale, Sarrani
County, eeidloiien lporOcn, tueil iie
ben 8oridriften Der beItcbenctn Ge.
iebe ni6t na6gefonmcll lit.
8ie es beiBt, miro gllhert 6.
Sbarpe ipicoer gum Standardization
III 81 Baio ernart1t iperDcn. gcc;l
2pon bot olld barin ieincm 8iGei
onrdgeiebt.
Sn 3orlles Gitp iin6 oie SGlr.
icr, in oenen iid Ole @cihdite bon
s. $. Barter, Goblin Bros rno
6rau g. 90. Stonper befonben.
nbaebroult. Der Shaoen belduft fiji
ouf ilnoefdbr $4,000.
glus Srelsbnrg miro Der Sob
bon Srall &. &. @eisGubn elmer Ser
altelten oeutldel 0elpobncrinncn ic,
ner @eaeto genteloet. Sic ipobntc
3lllctt bei i6reln Sobne IN Ser Scr,
unro 8rairie.
sSn gorftoipn itarb Sclrp @ef-
fert IT,, Elm oltcr lpol6efannter beltt,
iGcr 6orner, Scr icit inaeidbr %
So1rcn in iencr @e0eno lebt,.
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= + Il 3.
9os aus Sen Serren gaulu,

= 9os aug 6en Serren 8aulug,
Stumps uno Wfoller beitebence Sub.
tomite Ser &ont1niilioll fir llnteriu-
dung Ser 3udtbaliier, bot sen @ou-
berncur auf iein gerlongeu, ibnl
ireeno cilten 3udtborsheomtcn
tanlbaft ST. ntoden. Der iid ieit @e-
ginn ieiner, Oes @oupernellrs, Nnlts.
beripalting ci1er ltebertrctlut1 Ser
@eiebe pber elmer Wlisbonollng Der
@efon9enen id,lloig genlod;t babe
lrno Ser nod I'M 9lmt iei, geanttpor-
tet, bob es bun1it feline BON Der &C.
qislatur norgeidriebenen @efugniiie
iibertretc. @leid5eitig ipeilt es ou-
rallf bin, oaB olle feline oieSbe5iiaii.
den Grbebuueen in Dem ollgenleincn
8eriht entbalta1 ieien lno Dab ocl
8olperlleur iebr mol baraus sic
Sbltloiaen erfennen fonne.
Noditebenoe Stuoentcn Ser
Gam Solliton 9eorlnollduIe in
Snlltsbil(e erbielten Serlnarnsiobne.
StiEnoiell i'll getroae BON ie $25
5laeiprpdcn: @. 6. Soneic. prn
GaIomell, 9lugult Sung bon Siitel.
oole, Sri. Glnna Moni6 BON gea.
piQe, Sri. Clara !Soi3forl bon Sci,
beitpn, SRI. Suloo grd BON Wear-
meIl uno SRI. emma Gdlpenpe pou
Gan gntonio. Son ben Sii1oellten
Ser Staats=l1riperiit6t erbielten fol.
aenoe Stipenoien bon ie $50: 81. g.
9ieiele BON Seallin SRI. 56arlottc
9ignoipitD bon Gan 9[ntolio, gntil
Stieler bon Comfort. Son oen St1.
oentel1 Ser 9forntali6ule in Snn
Warcos er6ielten Stipenoien bon ie
$50: Sri. gIilabetb Sonii6 bon
fredericksburg, SRI. gIfribe giib.
ring BON @elcorne, @nn. gomer poai
grenbonL Bruno S6eele bon
Comfort. 9os Sermonnslobne-
aonlite fir bentide Spro6e beIteht
mis oen Serren @nl. &. Gi6bolb
bon Gnero, @ot6o. Solefalnp BON
9sen-9roltnfels nno 6. ST. 2efe-
bnic1 bon 8olpeIton.
9lnf Ser 6orm boil Robbie
Wriobt in Der @eaeno bon slrnerfe
oille mltroe Elm iiebenidbriaer Mcgi-
foner=Slunge neltlib bnrt0 5rfdIligc
gntlaorna zines @eipebres pcrlpnu.
Set. Die Gllgel orong Dem eslrnqen
iiber Dem Sbr in ben 9ppf la,0 fnu
o6en ipic0er berans. 9ie s(er3te err
fldrtel oie gsllnoe fir nl,beoinpt
totlib. Sroboem lcbt ser Sunac
nod nno erholt iid olld anidcineno.
Die cine Seite oes aorpers lit oller.
oilas poIlItinbig geldbnlt.
= Gin in Ser @cgeno bon Silla-
boro mobnenoer sSorlner nolners
Geo. Site ipollte neuli1. GnIper por
nen1 uffenelt Serofener trofnen. ginp
@rploiion erfolgtc llno Site, icinc
Tralt lu1b ieille brei &inoer pnrorn
Idiper berlebt. Gin Gobn lu;o cire
Sodtcr iiilo ieitoen geitorben.
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Die trn,ren lElciidlpreiic.

Wpn itberall ert1nt 0eidJret,
gStc tcucr jebt oas 2cbcn iei,
Gum geiipiei lei, ppr alien Sinncn
Sas JlciId fait aar nidlt su rrihiuingcr.
Der 8crctarianer Tatlt,
gSeil CT itdl aus benz Slciidj nidIl3 rnadt,
Spdj iuer itd1 at nas 1leiidj sc,u5hnt
Wpl 0rctmal tGelidD, flagt uno Ii5bnt.
llnb ludtrcno at nn6 Scbcnt arauTt,
9ad1t iif) oer Nader in bic Sauit,
ltn6 iteigcrt nod, mad alter Gcif,
llm einen Sent nes Sleiid)cs 8rcis.
@as iucrhcn ioll, lit npfl midi fIar,
Winn fpridlt npm eincn @pHfutt anr,
Nuts SleiidI uDn Ginb, Sfaf, Gnlb nnb
SdIucfil,
9pd tuirb rs crnIt ecmcint nihi icim.
Ter Giuc rdt, bar man ucrinfJt
Gs mal nit Der &anindlcuSndjt,
TpdJ ,piro mnns sn lcidIt ii5crcriiIia,
Ma, Sommentar lit ii6crfliiiiig.
@cmn mnu III etipas nndl iurI Part,
Gs fat Sud lidt oic rcdltc 9trt,
@uram ntau lid actuDhnt hat, innn
Nud) nidJt 10 leidJt cnt6ebrcn fam.
DIAN indt mad Snrrpaatem b'rpm,
God blie6 bic Sadle tmincr an,rm,
0as man empfichlt AUDI pbcr iprif)t
Gricbct ms ben Srnten uidJt.
9pdj iuiihte i'd cin W,ittcl fcin,
Sas iuuf Sns rctltc miirSe icin,
@ir lIabcu's In bcr g1dhe bicr,
Gs lit ja bas ~ INN 9 Sier".
Gs ,uirb ia, mic 6udl muI6cFautt,
Sebr bdufig, ofliiliia Slciid,", Gennnnt
ltnb itdrfct, BEL uerftanS'acm @rand,
Wcnan ,uic Sics ben Gjrpcr nndJ.
S'rnm, lit has 5Iciifl and cinmal fnopp,
so fiiblt Sir oabnrd) 6udD nidjt idlapp,
9rtnft N mu Sicr" Rnr Sum
GdmuMs
ilnh fadlt ben sicr'oen &nfcr uus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-19

bibition uno 81 oogegel aeItirllnlt
batten. gasmortb bat ieood ou1
Die 9eoinallne geitellt, ooB Die
Stoot fir oie nadIten fiinfaig Sot-
re rtroden" bleiben uulB. HSem lie
innerbalb bon fiinf5ig So6ren nie-
Der einlnal 8irtidoften 5nlaBt, TO
faQen Die @oiiernerfe on icine @r~
ben ltno peroen gripateigentuln.
Sic Sfferte bot ollBer Der probibi-
tioniitiiden &lauIel nod alloere
Ionoerbare 9eoingltngen. @asuort6
beltebt oarallf baB i0ntlntlioJe SGu-
ier Der Srtidaft neib geItriGen ner
Den ioIlen nit rotten 9adcrn, oas
Die 9al1ne on Sen straben in gIei=
den sl6ltanoen eepflol15t tpernen io(.
len, Dab alle gelepbon= ,lnD SeIc-
grapbenorabte unteriroiid gclegt
iueroen, ltno oob oll Stelle ser
0roDt5dllne 9eden eineefiibrt iucr,
oen. Cine 3elepbongeiealcho lpel-
die 6isber in Suoion ben 9isnIt per-
ia6, bot bas @eiddft aufgeeebeu,
neil iie ibre Irobte ni6t unteriroiidy
leaen lpollte, ltno cine neuc @eiea.
idoft lit orgoniliert fporoea. Gds-
lportb, Ser ser Stoot 0os s(naeboi
nrahte, 1T Elm reider &oblelt5iinoler
bon Chicago. @r ipuroe III ipuoion
geboren.
9ie @raloiurp bon 9uoion
Gonntp, Stem SerieD. bot bel oen
@eriht III Seriep Gitp geget oie
9aitglieoer Der 9fationol 9sadino
Gonponp of gbicaeo, oes ioeenanr-
ten geeftruit, oie slnflogc crbobelt,
eir 4onnplott our Grbobnng Ser
Breiie einsegmtgen 5u ieia. sic
baber, nod Der slnflaae, ibre s(r-
iidt in Der @eiie ousgefiibrt, bog
Tie in ibren 2ogerbauiern groBe Mai-
len bon ssleiid oltfitapelten uno
aus Dem Morft bielten.
= Mus Stem Yorf ineloet nan:
sSrou Sheooore Gooiepelt uno ibre
So6ter @tbel flibren nit Dem Gam,
pier uSambure" BON Der @ar1blre-
slnlerifa 2inie BON bier na1 geeope:
o6. 9ort merben iif oie 0omer
olf einen oroeren 9anpfer narl
abartum einihiffen, noielbit fie mil
Dem aus Dem ssnnern Mfrifng 5u-
riiffebrenoen grprolioenten @iooIe.
belt suionlmentreffen uno oann &C.
nteinidoftli6 nit oieiem ben 9fiif.
meg iiber perihieoene europaiihc
2anoer nod oen Ser. Stootcn ontre.
ten iDeroeit Serr nno ssrou gfooic.
belt nebit Sodter fperoen ipdteitens
mn Is. Sum- in Stem gorf erluai-
tet.
@onperneur Soolep BON @1ii-
iouri bot olf oas @erlaigen oes
8unoesienotors Stone, er iolle iid)
perpflidtell, bon iei11eln Mntc suriii-
,iitretert, ipenn cine Nabj.ihlunn
Ger fir Stone ahgeeebenen Stim-
men 5etge, 0aB er ebrl1d) erlpnblt lei,
geontiportet, er fei eerne bereit, oies
su tun nno perpflihte iid nod ou-
berbem Die Soften bes @eriobrens
,u traaen.
= @abrero er oie Gntiernltng
Der Seiden aus Ser llnaliidsnline 5ll
GberrD, SeSn., beaufiid)tiete, luurSc
CHARLES atberton, befannt als Der
Top bob, bon einem friihercn 9n-
geifeGtcn, Der entlaiien iporben nor,
geihoiien nrb idner pernunoet.
= Cine 9epeide aus @oieulgton
meIoet, oaB @unoesienotor Gilman
idner erfranft lit. Seine re6te Set
te lit bciilabe gang gelGbmt.
= ssSn einen Sotel 5u Gonins
Gitp bot iid) Elm jlinaes Mdo6en ilu-
mems g(gnes 2eslie glfins, angel.
lih cine geihte oes gunoesIeaators
@lfins, eridoiicn.
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Tas Seros MuuSer

1eilt oGe 95ieren, glolen nna rben-
motiife 2eioen; bei allen 0rrgeiiten
oocr 2 monatlide 9ebanoIlng per
Goit fir 81. Or. 6. SO. Sal 1926
Slipe Ctr, ct. 2oltis, 500. 51reibt
fir 3eugniIie.
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= @ute Betrdnfe unn fonoIer
2und itets IN @mraitnler's SalOun
uno 3eitaurant, @iGito Strobe, neben
her Solle her Sermonnsiobne.
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@crcttct ams furdtbarer @ciabr.

SD bobe mid nod ME 10 nobe
nleinem @ro6e gefiiblt", id)reibt
2eluis Gbaln6lin bon MandcIter.
Ohio, 81. 81. gto. 3, mic bamaIs. cls
id) III 6olee bon Sliiten uno 2un-
aenlcioen big mif 115 Yfuno atge.
lnagert mar, troe pieler Mebi5illcn
lulb Der beItcn Goftorcn. llno SOB
ieb bclte nod lebe, oanfe id ollcin
Or. Sings Neiu Discovery. Die mid
aebeilt bot" llnfeblborcs Mittel Fir
Sltiten, Grflaltlng, Grippe, 9IIiBnlo
uiio alle 2ungeil. lino 6alslcibcii.
SOC nno $l.00. @eritdsflaihe frei.
8orontiert bon ollen OruaaiIten
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= Serbert Sobn @looitone, ser
engliide SefSat1r fir innere s(nac-
legenbeiten, Der neuli6 gum @ene-
ralgouberneur bon @ritiib-Siioafri-
fa ernanfit purbe, lit in ben BairS-
italto erboben tporben. Scin Batter
bot Die Yoirstpiiroe ME angenonl-
men.
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ttllcubnDn= Sab plan.
5. q 6. @. SaGn.

u
gso.8 -@om @orben. .e.45 obenos
gio. g. Som gioroet1. .6.45 moro
$40. 7--2ocal bon S6earne. 1000 mort
gto. 9-eocol oou 8aleltine -.
go. 4 Son @egifo. .1.5o not5r.
Sfo. 12-2ocal BON 2areoo (9emiidt)
800 niDr9
SO. 4 9fac6 Dem g1oroen. .1.55 notjm.
9}o. e. 9la6 Dem g2orDen. 500 apsnos
No. 8-2ocal nad5 8aleltine. 80 moIg
gto- TO egpreB nnd 9earne. :.
SO. 5 -g2od5 @3eriio. 100 90 m.ra. lnal!
No. / --2ocol nad) 2arebo (gemidD :.
...... 900 abello5.
9. 81. & q. g. Sabn.
anfunft-
SO. 1-S5DuIton ii. 5. aiifte. 700 nodbm
Jfo. 3-S0Dniton IL. D. &iIltc 200 oorn
gto. Authenticate ....1:15 nadnn
SEQ. 40 @ou &errbil(e .9:45 BORN
$40. "A Son &errbille, nun Sonnta9s
...... 9:45 nn6m
abfabrt-
go. 2-Souiton Ii. 5. 9iiite. 1926 born
9o. 4-Souitou II. 5. &ii1te $50 aben5s
9o. 6-&iiitenitdote. lao na9m.
No. 43-9tnd &errbile, au39enominep
SoHHId9s.. .4:25 ndd)in
SO. 41-Rad &errbiIe, MIR 5onntaa5
...... :. :. 6:40 naduu
g., $. & 8, q. (Saupt-ainie).
Nnfllnft-
No. e-gom Often. 1886 uosm
20. Bonn 6iten. -. 900 nadlr
20. 10-gl @oio Ii 8eiten. .7.s0 nnhni
$40. 2-8on Sci 9fio,. 1850 BORN
abfabrt
SO. e-sfod 81 8oio un0 @eiter. !.
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further states that it will be unlawful
to shoot ducks in the limits of Mary
land between April and Oct. % in
each year. Swivel guns or any other
guns used to kill ducks which an ordin-
airy man cannot place to his shoulder
will be considered misdemeanor and
punishable by a fine or imprisonment
The Ash bill is also interesting. IT
provides that it will be unlawful to fish
with nets or in any other manner on
the Susquehanna Flats, Romney Creek
Hartford county, between Oct. Is and
April 1. Yellow or white perch caught
of any size less than seven inches long.
pike less than fourteen inches, rock or
striper bass ten inches, or any rock
weighing over twenty pounds in the
spawning season will be misdemearl-
or, and punishable by fine or fmpris-
onment. The sale of understood fish
is to be closely watched.
An annual fund for the propagation
and protection of game is provided for
In the new bill. The gunner's license
fee of 81 for residents of the state and
$40 for non residents will go to the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-12
REVIEWS RECORD
OF N. D. SKATER

The Minneapolis Journal says: Nor
val Baptie, the worlds champion ice
skater. is at present in this city
working out daily at the big hippo
drome at the state fairgrounds, with
the ice experts at the Orpheum, in
preparation for an exhibition he will
give in this city in the near future.
He is also willing to race 1t any suit
able match can be obtained.
The North Dakotan is the holder of
six worlds records, as follows: In
door quarter mile, Ss LIS seconds; half
mile, minute, Is seconds; one mile, 2
minute, So seconds. On the straight
away course they read one third mile,
2S 1-5 seconds; half mile, minute, 2-5
seconds, and mile, minutes, s seconds.
Baptie was raised upon a farm at
Bathgate, N. d., and began skating at
the age of 10. At present he is 80
years of age, and has followed his pro-
fession ever since.
Baptie achieved his first notable tri-
umph at the age of Is, when he de-
feated Jack McCulloch of winnipeg,
amateur champion of the world, in two
races at Bathgate, N. d. This victory
was followed by another over Thorald
Thompson and John S. Johnson, the
world renowned skater and bicycle
rider, considered two of the fastest
men in America.
The next year he won a race from
John Nilsson, worlds professional
skater, in race at Bathgate. All of
these races were on the indoor ice.
The great skater met his first defeat
in Montreal, Feb. 2, 1899, Nilsson of
this city being the man to turn the
trick in a champion ceries. The
race was a sensational one from the
start and the men were but a few
inches apart at the finish. Nilsson
beat him again at Montreal on a larger
track the same year.
In December, 1899 at Lake Mime
tonka. Baptie astonished the world by
lowering the then existing record for
the mile from 2:12 to 2:O3, and john
sons quarter mile record from 31sz sec
onds to 2S4a seconds; also the half mile
record.
Baptie improved as he advanced in
years, and later defeated Nilsson three
out, of four races at Minneapolis and
established two worlds records which
he now holds. He defeated all of the
best skaters In the, country and now
races very little owing to the fact that
he cannot secure matches.
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treasurer of the state, who in turn will
give the amounts collected TO the fund.
To prevent the determination of game
I'm the state the commission has drawn
up bill providing a bag limit on the
hunters. According to their brace. 1t
will be unlawful to kill more than fif-
teen partridges in any one day, or
more than six pheasants, or more than
three English pheasantsr twenty-five
doves, twelve woodcock, twelve rab-
bits, twelve squirrels, twelve jack
snipes. two wild turkeys, or more than
one deer in a season. Amy violation Of