New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The state Factory Inspector ~ Illinois
-. stortod o campaign for cleanliness IN
Cblcaco's work places. Among the things
Ia &C. insisting on for the comfort ana
health Of workers are dressing rooms ana
1avatorios. two-compartment lockers FOR
work and street clothes. respirators. safety
devices and fire protection apparatus. Inc
pullman Palace Car Company. the Union
Stock Yards Company and the Illinois
Central Railroad already are carrying out
orders from him.
"She seems very cold. r.
yes" answered his friend. shes Bos-
TON eirl. but after you've given her one OF
two burning kisses she begins to thaw out
Life.
NO COMING BACK FOR HIM.
rv'rv ones coming back 10 town
But father-he won't come;
Mothers back. with Paris gown
Which cost tidy sum;
Mabel is back from Newport gay
Irelon's here from the shore;
Archle's back from camp, and say
He won't go any more.
Even the cat and dog are back
The nurse maid brought them in;
The cook. Estelle. the chauffeur Jack
Add now to New York's din
Ev'ry ones coming back but pop;
You see he never went;
In town the old chap had 70 stop
And dig up ev'ry cent
A. ". L.
81 didn't mind my daughter getting en-
gagged now and then
..Rnt sho went and got married 10 some
iobless dub she met at a summer resort, 1
gS9U maj carving frivolty too far
Washington Herald.
"The Baltimore Sun" is piqued AT The
Cleveland Plain Dealer for rubbing It In"
on the Monument city. The Sum doesn't
Ike It a little bit that the up. D." insists
on carrying ct the head OF the editorial
mage the words: cleveland Sixth city"
Baltimore used to be No. In Uncle Sans
list and Cleveland No. 7, but last year the
positlons were reversed when noses were
counted. THE SUM-" getting in behind the
quality is better than quantity slogan OK
plains and threatens thus: after the fire
OF 1904 It Baltlmore) was so busy building
houses. stores. hotels and factories that It
neglected the census returns. SO Cleveland
managed to steal base on US and slip into
sixth place. Baltimore didn't mind that so
much. but II she has 10 face that legend
that has been nailed up IN the Plain Dealer,
has 10 look at IT every day for nine years
she viii be likely TO take under her wing
dozen or two Of her hourishing suburbs
and make Cleveland take down its sign
The Illinois Traction System, one Of tho
most ambitious electric railways In the
country. announces that, beginning on july
/ express trains are to be run between 81
TOuis and Peoria, rs miles. with only TWO
ytops-at Springfield and Lincoln. Spring
field Is nearly one hundred miles from ~:
Louis and Lincoln about one hundred ana
thfrtv miles II is prOpOs ed 10 run through
I'm five hours and thirty minutes, or AZ the
rato ~ about thirty-twO miles an hour
New parlor cars, so called, have been or.
dered for these trains, but whether or not
the fare will be higher than In ordinary
rars e. not stated. The company has or
dered from tho 81. Louis car Company
fourteen new interurban cars. the COM
pany is putting up a new station az Lucas gt.
and two stories hlgh.-Railway Age Ga
zette.
Ex-Chief Croker. OF New York's Fire De-
partrnont. writing I'm THE Worlds Work.
l,eeps hammerng at the dangers 10 work
ors I'm some New York factories. or one
bo says. 1.-THE place employs between so
and 800 people and has them on two floors.
part Of one floor is taken up by store
room. separated from the rest of the shop
bv thin partition. The material stored
here rs innammable There Is an Office and
n shipping room. The rest II the two
floors is given up 10 the machines. tables
and benches al which tho good are manu-.
featured Now, 10 my mind these s00 or
900 people who arc forced IN work here to
make Il living are AZ much entitled TO pro-
lection az any one Is. They don't 10 no
into this building from choice. but because
they have to. Tho noors OF this factorv are
continuously Uttered with oads and ends %
fabrics. match, cigarette butt. a speck