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d. j. Lane, q chemist at 11S Lane Bldg.
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The National tribune., 1910-01-20

last Spring. The flag was supplied by
Mrs. O. RI. P. Belmont of New York,
and its placing on Colorado's most
famous mountain is particularly sig
niticant, because this was one of the
first States to adopt equal suffrage.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

President Taft entertained the mem
bers of the Diplomatic Circle at dinner
one day last week Mrs. Taft was un-
able to appear at the table, and heI
sister, Mrs. Chas. Anderson, OF Gin
cinnati, did the honOrs of the White
House The floral decorations of the
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ferns The house guests Of the Presi-
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and Airs. Chas. p. Taft and Louise Taft.
There Were covers for about 10.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

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The National tribune., 1910-01-20

Tom Dow Post, 200. Buchtei. Depart
ment of Ohio. heartily approves The
National Tribune pension bill and John
McElroy for National Commanded
Ferd Connor, Commander; Ralph S. j.
Ball, Adjutant.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

L. A. Kilborn Post. 491. of Galeton,
Pa, unanimously indorses The National
Tribune pension bill and also the can
dldacy Of Comrade John McElroy for
Commander-in- Chief OF the q. A. R
Adam Lnmber. Commander.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

A report of the Third Assistant Post
master r-General shows a deficit in the
Postal Service of Sl7,441,719.S2. and il
j. stated that this is $56S,497 larger
1haa that for the previous year. and is
the largest in the history of the Postal
Sersi,e II is said that the second
class mail is one of the large features
IN creating a deficit.
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Old VETERAN
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6 Fawn Ave,
Salamanca, n. Y.

''In the year 1864.
while in the Army,
in front of Atlanta,
/ was taken with a
great pain in my
left ear. | went to
the Army doctor
and he gave me
something to put
into it. but it did
not help it. 1t kept
getting worse and
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

At regular meeting of Geo. Ricard
Post, 1862. Department of New York. G..
A. r., 574 broadway. Brooklyn. n. Y.
it was unanimously resolved that this
Post, in grateful recognition of the 10y
atty to the interests of the civil war
veterans and the unquesioned ability of
John McElrOy, recommend his nominal
tion and election to the office of Com
Chief of the G.. A II. at the
next Annual Encampment.-W. j.
Clough, Commander; James G.. Kent,
Adjutant.
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3. That the Post does not approve Of
the Sherwood pension bill as amended
by Mr. Sherwood. We think it should
include all hOnorably discharged SOL
Giers who served 80 days and over.-W.
o. Adams, Adjutant.
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The National tribune., 1910-01-20

Custer City Post, 1O8. Department of
Oklahoma, g. A. r., at its regular meet
ing, by unanimous vote. heartily rec
ommendS COmrade McEirOy. of The
National Tribune, as a splendid candi-
date for COmmander-intChi of the G..
A. II. We believe him to be worthy of
our support.-A Snider Commander;
w. II. Ferguson, Adjutant.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

Tribune pension bill and Comrade John
McElroy for Commander-in-Ch and
pray for the success of both. Many of
the old veterans are coming down here
to spend the Winter in this delightful
climate.-H. c. Adler, Commander.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

Resolved, That McCulloch Post. 475.
Earlville, Ill, heartily indorses the cleo
ton of Conrade John McElroy for
Commander-in-C Chief of the C. A. r. for
1910.-C L. Miller. Commander; W. J.
Dinsmore, .Adjutant
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

AT meeting of Hobart Post 102, G..
A. r., Hobart, okla, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted: That
as a Post we favor The National Trib-
une pension bill as the best one we
have heard of, that we ask our mem
bers in Congress to work for its pas
sage, and that we favor the candidacy
of Editor McElroy for Commander
Chief of the G. A. r. for the same rea-
son. -Thos. w. Cuppy, Commander;
w. A. Madaris, Adjutant.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

At a stated meeting of Victor Post,
29$, Fort Dodge, Department of Kan
sas. John, McElroy was unanimously
indorsed for COmmander-in-Ch of
the G. A. r. for 1910, as an honor for
his untiring efforts in behalf of the old
sold ers.-JOhn w. Corey. Commander;
William Logan. Adjutant.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

f. T. Wood Post, $50, RidgevilIe De-
partment of Indiana, G.. A. r., unani-
mously indOrses The National Tribune
pension bill for the comrades and Com
rade McElroy for COmmander-Thos.
Addington.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

At a regular meeting of Roaring
Forks Post. 113. G. A. r., Department
of Colorado and Wyoming, Aspen, got
up the subject of Commander-in-C Chief,
and produced photograph postal card
of John McElroy. He was indorsed
unanimously and with enthusiasm, and
also The National Tribune pension bill
and we highly indorse the resolution of
Comrade w. 3. Taylor, of Omaha City,
Neb-B. o. Marney, o d.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

At regular meeting of Col. Val Cupp
Post. 26% &. A. r., of Baltimore, o.,
motion was unanimously adopted in
dorsing John McElroy for Commander
in-Chief of the G.. A. r. The National
Tribune bill was also unanimously in
dorsed.-J. +. Campbell, Commander;
$. s. Weist. Adjutant.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

Eyesight can be Siren gthened, and Most
Forms of Diseased Eyes Successfully
Treated Without Cutting or Druggins.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

Blinn Post. 394, Prairietown, Ind,
indorses John McElroy for Command
er-in-Chief Of the g. A. r. Wishing
you a happy New Year and that God
may bless you and yours-James NJ
Powell.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

James A. Garfield Post, SO. Depart
ment OF Texas. G. A. r., Victoria, re-
elected all their old officers, and passed
indorsing The National
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

At a regular meeting of Alexander
Mitchell Post 15S, Piqua, Department of
Ohio. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we ask Congress to
make The National Tribune bill a law
as soon as possible. and urge our honor
able Representatives, to work for same.
Resolved, That we desire to see Com
rade John McElroy made Commander
in-Chief of the Grand Army of the Re-
publicly NJ. Williamson, Adjutant.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

At n regular meeting of COrpl Baer
Post. 277. Delta, Department of Penn
Sylvania. G. \. r., resolutions indorsing
Comrade John McElroy for Command
er-in-Chief. also The National Tribune
pension bill. were adopted unanimous
ly.-A. J. Barnett, Commander; James
a. Dell, Committee.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

also the candidacy Of Comrade John
McElroy for the next Commander-in-
Chief of the G. A. r. Our Delegate to
the Department Encampment was also
instructed to use all honorable means
to procure your election.-George w.
Rowlby, Commander.
At a meeting of Stoker Post. 54, G.
A. r., Findisy, Department of Ohio, the
following was unanimously passed:
Resolvedp That Stoker Post indOrse
the candidacy of 'Ccmrade McElroy,
Editor of The Natiopal Tribune, for the
office of National Commander at At
lantic City, and will do all it can for his
election--Ih p. Kountz. Adjutant.
.EtaI
Farraguti Post,sS, Riverside, r. T., G..
A. r., unanimously indorses John Nc
Elroy for fCommhnder-in-C Chief of the
G.. A. K. at its next National Encamp-
ment, and hopes he will meet no oppo-
sition. WGfeel SURG he can be of great
service to the. deserving old soldiers and
the widows. His firm stand for us in
the past fshowsli his fitness.-George
Blackwell, Commander.
At our last Post meeting Asbury
Caldwell Post, 81, Sherman Mills, De-
partment of Maine, G.. A. r., voted
unanimously in favor of The National
Tribune pension bill, also indorsing John
McElroy for our next COMMANDMENTS
Chief of the G.. A. r: 1t was also voted
that / should inform you of the action
of the Post.-F. NJ. Caldwell, Adjutant.
AT a regular meeting of Maple Grove
Post, 120, Department of Missouri, the
following motions We're unanimously
adopted:
1. That the Post heartily indorse The
National Tribune pension bill.
2. That the Post heartily indorse
Comrade John McElroy, editor of The
National Tribune, as COMMANDMENTS
Chief at the next National Encampment
of the G. A. r.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

James Henderson Post, 443, Depart
nent of Pennsylvania, HummelstOwn,
Pa, unanimously injorse The National
Tribune pension bill, also Col. John Nc
:lroy for our next Commander-in
thief. We are all on the firing line yet.
-Jacob Splitter.
The National tribune., 1910-01-20

At a regular meeting of Trinidad
Post, rs, G.. A. R., Trinidad, Depart
ment of Colorado and Wyoming, held
Jan. s, 1910, a resolution was unani-
mously passed indorsing The National
Tribune bill and also indorsing Comrade
John McElroy for Commander-in-Ch
e. A. Packer. Commander; J. c. Bald
win, Adjutant.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-20
FACTORY INSPECTOR WARREN
COMPLETES ANNUAL TOUR

ton to ordering changes to remedy
these latter conditions, 401 orders
were made for the safeguarding or
correction of defective machinery, af-
fecting directly 1864 employees.
In regard to the enforcement of the
child labor law, the report states that
children have been removed from the
factories and workshops and that
now practically the only violations are
in theatres and places of amusement
where travelling companies, including
children, have showed. It is stated
that managers and booking agents
have been notified to cease booking
attractions which have children jim
the cast, but that the law is very hard
to enforce in that particular. No
prosecutions have been found neces-
sary in the enforcement of that law
In the matter of motive power used
by the various factories. it is shown
that steam is used by 424, electricity
by 272, gas and gasoline by LAB, water
power by one, while nineteen are oper
ated by hand power. Only 40 per cent
of those using steam power had any
boiler inspection.
Under the headings of accidents
seven fatal and lao non-fatal acci
dents are reported. Most OF them are
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-20


Guthrie, Okla, June 20.-G. b. war
rem, state factory inspector, has Just
completed his annual round Of in
spections of the factories and work
shops Of the state.
His report shows SSS factories and
workshops inspected, 1874 bakeries
and is special inspections, or a total
Of 139 over last year. The factories
proper employ 1898 adult male en-
ployes, 1,a25 female, II boys under
16. 81 girls under 16 and 46 girls under
1S. The bakeries employ 448 adult
males, SO females and one boy, max
ing the grand total of employees 49,
7OS.
This shows an increase of 2,719 in
the number of adult males employed,
as adult females and 30 girls, and a de-
cfSase of 2S in boys under 16. The
net increase is 2.774, or 22.5 per cent.
The bakeries show an increase of las
male employees. AZ females and one
boy, or a total of 1913, making the
grand total increase 1867.
The fifteen special inspections made
by Mr.. Warren were because of com
plants regarding defective machinery
violation of the child labor law, san
itary conditions and failure to provide
seats for female employees In addi
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-20

chargeable to defective machinery and
similar causes Two of the fatal and
twenty-four of the non-fatal accidents
resulted from the explosion of loco
motive boiler in the Rock Island shops
at Shawnee. No positive cause for
that explosion has been ascertained.
AS result of accidents the loss of
1,S4S days time is shown. Reports
from 100 concerns show an everage
loss of 1S.43 days each and an esti-
mated loss of s4.S07.5O in wages. The
report devoted considerable space to
the causes and prevention of accidents
charging thas most Of them are due
to the ignorance or carelessness of
either the employer or the employe.
Woodworking plants are declared to
have the largest number Of serious
accidents. Eighteen accidents are re-
ported from that class, with 1,472 peo-
pie employed, and "a recommends
tions made for safeguarding machin-
cry In cotton oil mills 1927 are em-
ployed and "a recommendation were
made Brick and tile plants show
eleven recommendations five acci-
dents and $40 employed. The report
shows SO recommendations on laun-
dries, six accidents and 1,24S employ
ed; foundries and machine shops; 80
recommendations SO accidents lin.
I Icluding the "a at Shawnee) and q
1924 people employed; mills and eleva-
Itors, so recommendations bakeries
"a recommendation to correct 155
SANITARY defects, 502 employed print
ling and publishing, 50 recommends
Itions, three accidents, 2,340 employed.
ventilation reported poor in many
cases.
| Mr.. Warren's report shows in a
general way that conditions in Okla
homa factories and workshops are
very good as regards the protection
of the lives and health of employees
Very little difficulty has been expert
enced in securing the compliance Of
the factory owners with the recon-
mendations made by the factory in
spector The required changes have
been made in most cases as soon as
the attention of the owners has beer
called to the necessity for them.
The number of accidents has in
creased slightly o.er the previous
year, when the number was five fatal
and 123 non-fatal, but the increase is
not as great as the increase in the
number of factories and employees. and
while the element Of hazard has beer
decreased as much as possible by the
safeguarding Of machinery. it has
been found impossible to eliminate the
element of carelessness on the part
of employees themselves.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02
JEWISH NEW YEAR SERVICES.

on the evening Of October 3 and the
day OF the 4th. the Jewish people VIII
observe the ROsh Hashanah, or New
Years day OF the year 5671.
The meaning and purpose of this
festival is not set forth explicitly IN
the Bible; we are left to infer them
from the scriptural titles OF the day,
The Memorial of Blowing OF Trump
cts tLeV. xiii Pa and the Day of
Blowing the Trumpet plumbers xxx,
u as well as from the fact that the
Jewish New Year is the seventh new
moon of the Hebrew calendar. In the
Biblical age every new moon was re
garded as a solemn occasion, and the
seventh, the sacred number, was espe-
cially So
1t became the day of the blowing Of
the trumpeI-par eNcellence-remind-
ing the lsraeliJe that a new period OF
time begins; and that no occasion
could be more appropriate for the en-
deaVOr after a new life for amendment
ana reconciliation with God. 1t was
the day OF memorial, when Israel felt
himself held by God in merciful re-
God mindful OF him, he must be mind
ful OF his responsibilities, TO Him and
10 mans higher nature. The symbolic
act of sounding the ShOphar or ram 5
horn, which is performed in the syna
gOgues in obedience to the scriptural
precept, is intended to bring home to
the lsraelite this aspect of the days
meaning.
II is a solemn occasion, though not
a mOurnfuI one. II is a day of chas-
tened memories, a day of rejecting on
mans frailty OF character. But be-
meath this somber sense of weakness,
both physical and moral. there lies in
the WOrshiper's heart the serene certi-
tude os Gods justice and mercy.
Services at Temple Bnai Israel, on
Fourth East between Second and Third
South streets, viii begin al s o'clock
Monday evening. The theme of dis
course by Rabbi Charles J. FFeund will
mi -Fr.ra
Tuesday morning the services are at
10 o'clock. and at this service Rabbi
Freund win speak on New Years
/ ThreefOld Call" Music will be rem
dered at both services by the choir,
consisting of Mrs. CoFinne Hammer,
Miss Edna DwyeF and Messrs. Robert
II. Siddoway and Charles Kent. accom-
panied by Miss Pearl ROthschild, or
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02
SUG,R HOUSE MUSIC sERvIcE.

Song service given by Elihu Call and
pupils in the Sugar House ward meet
ing house, October 3, $50 p. m;
Opening chorus ............ by Pupils
Dream of Paradise. .....-...J. IL. Bull
My God and Father. While | Stay.
-.-.-...-.. Saule ROBINSON
with violin ObligatO, W. WOoley)
Rocked in the Cradle Of the Deep.
Observation-Disclosures. J. III. Dean
Love DIVINE ..-.....-.s. mira Bates
Seek Ye the Lord ......L l. NJ. Leonard
Quartette, My Father Knows. -.-.
Mira Bates. Emma Rich, A. Z. Card
well. ]. II. Dean.
Violin solo, Selected. 5000. W. wOoley
Fear Not Ye, Israel. Eta Browning
Heavenly Song ........A. Z. Cardwell
Shine on. Oh Star OF Bethlehem. zee.
.......s..... ......... Retta Sessions
Duet Selected ..........-.....
...........E lihu and Waldemar Call
Lost ChOfd- ......... Lucille Hdul
with violin ObligatO, w. WOOley.)
Jesus. Lover Of My Soul Waldemar Call
Babylon. .............. Irma browning
solo, Selected ................ Elihu Call
Quartette, Beautiful Country. .......
A. r. CardWel j. H. Bull, Waldemar
Call, j. II. Dean
Accompanist, Carrie Browning.
Pubic invited.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02
SPECIAL SIS RECIPE
For Any AiIment--F RE
Liberal offer of Successful Specialist


DIR. James W. Kidd, the eminent spe-
eialist in Chronic Diseases. whose orig
inal system OF home reatment by mail
has proved an almost worldwide sue-
cess. authorizes US TO publish his offer
to send free 10 the sick and ailing the
VaIuA BILE recipes he has so successfully
applied in his years OF practice. 10 the
cure of patients suffering from Rheu-
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Female Troubles, Skin and Nervous
Diseases. Weak Lungs, Heart. stomach,
Liver. Kidney and Bladder Troubles and
other chronic diseases.
In a recent interview. DR.. Kidd said;
Il believe my long and successful rec
ord Of cures proves my fitness Tor the
work started so many years ago. can
say without boasting that l have prob
bly, cured more hopeless sufferers
from chronic ailments than any other
living physician. My success is entirely
due TO the formulas l have compounded
and kept on file in my office until I
now believe / have a recipe for the cure
Of almost every chronic ailment.
1t is the wish OF my passing years
that these successful prescriptions be
placed Ia the hands Of suffering hu-
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success has come. You can say to sick
people that to all who write me in con-
fidence describing their trouble l Will
send postpaid and free of charge Sc
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particular ailment
a prescription for your trouble, for
which other specialists would probably
charge five or ten dollars, by simply
writing and describing your case TO DR..
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02

And people who buy OF build homes here find more
than the charms herein enumerated They find all neces
sary and desirable improvements being made ready their
hand They find the all nicely and properly grad
ed to the height and width officially established by the
city They find broad substantial sidewalks OF the best
being laid in front of every lot They find space al
loed for parking purposes between the sidewalk and the
curb where the may still further beautfy their
They find the water mains laid and the water turned
ready for They find the transportation problem al