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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07
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let and literature explaining business
ana aboXXeI VOORHEES,. Desk 4l3
Omaha, Ncb.
500 WEEKtlN PROFIT IN SPARE
tune At home; mail order business.
don't worry about capital BOYD n
Brown. Omaha. Neb
WRITE MOVING PICTURE PLAYS.
500 eaGh all or spare time; 10 cor.
ATLAS PUBLISHING co. ~. Cmch-
nuti. @
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rs sieepins car porterS. no cNpcri-
5 hSs ,l Eq9l = Write AMl:EicAE
Avenue. New York CITY
WANTED, GOOD CLEANER AND
4 priuter for Vtreinia's best werkiy,
n 55aS 9Gppor'G,pl i,,y for ne light
- H. ~ amy tim" sunday
Examinations everywhere .,..uucnt
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. Rochester n y
I WANTED, ten GOOD MoLDERS roI
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I Wis tNSnN. t lioN 5Ni Norfolk
( WANTED WORRYING FARM MNNA-
80 talk charso at once. must know
IoW haud.r farm machinery uclud
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tI, &c man 2Hu ht
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SPRINGS uaIjfux COUNTY IA
NvlslTTOIS PERSON NV t,,r,\ 81.
10 go v.noi,it ,,',,i W y t,-NfN 81
home writing for newsnapers. send
iUI p'rucuitrs PRESS BUREAU.
WANTED. ORGANIZERS ,rO SOLICIT
It.D ~. NV, 1isS.iil%e i"uEtS, OK
'' 49, Hou'h htNo. ln"
S3"ou- $luuor YEARLY EASu.Y
U2parallcisd "pi,ortiiHit' S h.cI55..
established fo, lie, VALUABLE 6@oE
'.iSA',h Co Piitsbursh ia.
WANTED y MAN BETWEf.N - MID
% wears Of aye TO I'M "a noSition or
trust: Intelligence. and wiliincucss 10
work essential CLAEENC'F: COSBY
''-" t.ast N2rN
\ BRIGHT YOUNG SOY no DO Or
lice woIk ApplN in own handwrit
ln= and ciVe r-fvrcuc" a 1874 care
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w"ti Wrti" .rIt"ti gaef
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

ION ana can stand u business invcs-
LEGATION a. L" its stability
Hi|okEIt. Times Dispatch.
r MrHi>. TilMr rn ;,3 r ~.
send sketch or model Tor s..,rch
lishesl references. bes, results
promptness assured. WATSON -
COLEMAN. ratcnt l.a"yer 52i :
street. W. Washington. I, =
% NccouNr or MORE ruAN Gan
tinancc. have Tor sale a Iurnitur.
SS,"re paving - per cent net the
ginin town Good chanc. Address
!. All care Times Dispatch
WANTEp THREE BUSINESS MEN
MN SIiHV eact,. 10 TORN corporation.
lars IN interview AddIgss -
care Timcs Dispatch
y GREAT oPPOKTUNITY FoK SoME
H 1iiint anna MAJ "'shes to invest s5pco To-
90" "a nquufacturiu. business
OF mems and boys pants n Rich-
mond Va. bi@ pront amd hir demand.
none Of ting Kind in Virpinia X 5ii
are Times Dispatch
WANTED 70 RENT HALE OF MY
il''ii'fI Go sou. , \ Hniendid OPP"
sun department. iewclcr. optctal.
ote. a have large trade and yynl
SUIT any rchn"d business l'nss
SION E"hrualS MRS |. sAitNt"r'r
52A East Broad. opposite Atiller X
. ,., 49,,
~ II - M-NN;\G III NAArIp
Nith oitce o. roHd experience. oi'e
Mi,Y oan empi%t 4al'sinei' ana tIte
year. {TG1 viii co,Iib VA
ne man We want ,,ul p.y tot.r ..
ucuSce to .-r u4 - Ni1F X.
Louis Mo
ti->-.,,t
n.sS n,, it,'. ~. h.N'\ -!
n-tou - n cqutpmtli DsoI,.ci,
hrSt-cidSs abd th, business Is 81 ir,.
n'"hie ou" cost SIl"on want 10 Sell
20 d"vot u: truo 10 otu.r bu>iu,.ss
n,tSiase = 20 piie1r nn ~ il.ui.
''ii'f ''i9pA''i
" \IEI' INErY 70 FURNISH >3.oup
10 f',rnu afains' fnt Tong euer ace
per cert highest testimonial Is t
'tIc lines- bisHaich
PARITY CDNyjOlI.4<s .r-,<.,.
at@,,s to. ia}Ee iiour ill anu nu
~ VIA IN cSihtIi~ hcd busi-
p"flhh '.o'i >n',' - 900 PEI
I,I5 i,,,!,.s,' s''il'it ihito az
,,c. ~. sane ," 'ir '>Peti-
ROAD m,,,, ,,,..,,.,,,.,
yitG ,r,.d rn, 'S 80. ~ lu. tnslness
iu'r"atca several hunlcrrd per e.ut
.NceIltnt "pportunity go ihr right
man |N int 'l"n is reodtu W"tr thtu.
Sil icsu.tu rolleiti,.rct t,,f,.5. i,
~. Station i EIchiro-.d Va
i nm p,.,, ,....,...-.,..
Io -.,i = NoIt FOR
ri,n a, @ W. iNoiths TO
,!''..,i y SS"l itttl.s, A"hrrSs
1P( y WORD ADVERTISER t.\T
paced ga good t"outhiy nae1zmcs
10! -. IN" lncu display 50 Write
~ lSt r. L. Mtl.I.EI& 1908 EaS-
i'hi'. S'r'ciso y
,,,'i,ti, l,,., ~ T.. 'V' EAST
home ..ooIeJ ',lN "i II
rraliterry same WIN
'ARTY WISHES To INVEST Si:V
'ial Huuird dollars witt services
Address & 81" care Times Dispatch
A.. , N,rri ,.Ct,FE T,i..,,.,l,,,
i ~, .>r'i' ~
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filucs Dispatch
rtIc. .r.>.,.r-
Xxx. ,ii'II .''N': i''.,N -
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

'lTENTS THAT rROTt.Cr ANu PAY.
HoolSs. advice and searches free.
Highest rcfer.ncrs best rasitIt Z q.
promptness assured WATSON -
COLEMAN Patent Lawyer. G2i T.
street. \ w. Washington. T. =
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xxx ~ kt.-Nl. mo North Ninth
to assist IN senorai homework Np-
NY. Mrs " Ii. rREVNEl'r. Barton
Heights Phone Monroe $50.
hEtLr roE OFFICE STORES
h9triS s'nur9nts. homes. Apply
. Y ~ My " - Ness ENcILANGE
t:hCiun5 c[lGnsrn, 3-cEial
SITUATION WANTED BY COIORED
drcssmater ~ he cuts aud hts in The
best homes or Hichmond. can give
lSlerenc" n" North seventh street
W;ANrEp, AZ ONCE. ny REFINED
lady with several years cNpcricnce
entire m"nagvmeut OF hotel in small
toiWIm on l2r,G" h,oaIdirg hoMsSS in city.
Iharlotie street. AShcvilic y g
Y3 M LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
h"ukh"cper or TO do other clerical
MorN 'NrSrienced and ravo fine Re,
'inu"uootiou. state hours ,ud salary
q ESQ c.uo Times Dispatch.
AZ E%trNiNNCEp 'pOUBI. ENTRY
'"t"NH s'o' wants positi"r Best
yi 'e'y,'uros Is POO. car" Tho
NptNG ,LAuI EGFI%ED. CAPABLE.
HrI,eahl.. desires Situation as nurs,.
''o e"lnp. sion 20 AGED person ui
5uprN.sur nousekc.rcr private
i.t'islt '" lurt tJl WoHtN. terms lra-
unnbi" "'il,ss * 80. care Tiues
srENQG&NprHu nMrLoYnp As
gitrk- Mishes position. rrompt neat
ANA Sl"auN Address Z: 22H care
ms '-SpdiNH
EXPERIENCED COPY HOLDER Dc
SircS position NJ once Address \
80 care TiucS piSpltcu
LADY .'HEbEllAII AND DAUGHTER
~ Mh"o"S' e'uncstlN desires posi-
o S , sae ana q n Syep I n%qse
cn"cs BoN ISL Buchali,u Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07
Greater Richmond. Greatest Newspaper
W,p GImrs sssGp Dispafrh
GREATEST WANT AND REAL rs
TATE MEDIUM ~ VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OF rms REST IN AMERICA
Want Ad Rates

Daily, Que cent per word when paid
in advance. No ad. taken Tor less thnn
ten cents.
One and onc-hntf cents word all
rinr~idcntions except Situation wanted
Jor sunday. Situation Wanted. one
cent n word. y" nd. sunday taken Tor
less than Iucrn cents.
No rd>. taken to- less thnn twenty
Owe cents when ph0ncd III ar charged
nj the conntcr
Phone orders not guaranteed
Tcr business contracts, send Tor the
,Nrnt .d Man. I'hnuc Ionror I.
tln>siiicntiUn n"t Sunrnnt"rd hitcr
q 80 u. NJ
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l,rlp c1aantco. female

WANTED. so YOUNG: LADIES
OVER IL YEARS OLD IN PACKING
rnid while lcarnine l:Nperienced
cigarette hackers are also desired
Applv at once
ALLEN ~ GINTE,H BRANCH
seventh ami Cary streets
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Rooms lllantcn

WANTED. ny COUPLE. THREE or.
four rooms and bath; Wcst I,nd.
state price, location. * 2l3. c;Uo
Times Dispatch. ''''u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

FOR SALE SPORTING AND PLr,
noSS, cattle. sheep SWINE fcrr.ts ana
RABBITS: tor 10 ccuts va mail Il hand.
some catalogue ~ an breeds; price
iiS'. 81 poultry aid pigeons g. /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

'uHiiS II'Ffl " ISnlnStOn. u g., which
* out OF tn" ordinary. g. ltiCKAI,D
1915 New YORK. Avenue. Washinr.
Poultry, pets ann pthe Stork
THERE ARE No BETTER; FEEDS
dr' mas, mash and Ivy. = r., scratch
desired Winter eggs puliieatIs 'h VIII
Fay better and stoadicr when fed on
4 To- l., y, " > TopD's SONS. 43ai
hcrds OF Welsh ' nonies. al afia Ep PIXIES
Sio"!nG stock Of welsh AIotntai,i
and shetland ponies Of highest grade
aud 'tpc Inquiries promptly NM
SM%,Iryyd Write or apply MoN:T'Roj!Sst.
PDEI fHItM. cartersyilic. Va.
. .rs " ~. cANEDo iei7 North
went seventh street. Monroe
F0 9Gex, s %hi,i. s sirohrlMG AND PR,
RABBITS; tor 10 cents wc mail a han and
S"tnr catnioEue Of an breeds; price
Il. LANDS Dcn, it, i; oading. "a J..
FOX SALE, MALTESE POODLE PR.
y three months Ola. llD East
i'raniliir
SING .E-COMR BROWN Lt:GIT0R4
i2 Ha l r2m ny 5 sironsGst pHlet
rs ,l.!T as .i.5 #R@5SIE " hiit
mond "" pnone Madison 467poB.
SIS HEAD. roltNG ctrrLE ONE,
5,""' !n ~, vnI 4n@le-top wagon.
Npfth EiGhte"rtp Strc.t
FGR SALE hEAulIrUf. WATER
crtna ST ec, p ~
$40 nAnaAiNs.
fl.5 VIII ruY coon PAIR on
NtuHH. Dis. mere nuf,- v-til $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

NtNG i.E-CpMB BROWN Lt:GUORH
Epci"r"ls irom my strongest puiIet
Hi, MUST be SOLD at less Than
Ing rcna .,'rEtWl ERRGY. D f,II
Pol .FUb Wards Eox 2ST. Rici,.
mnnd. ~ In0n. MAn.son 467n-E
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'lN HEAD rOItNG CtrrI.E ONE
1900 null. ono Suslr-top wagon,
Nprth El@bte"r'p street
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BIC nAl;'iAIN9

u HAL. nEAUTlNUI. WATt.U
spaniel Cog. uic. net rhea, -
'liHa st cot 80
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fofi SALE. MALTESE POODLE PR.
'nfee months "id. 10 East
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poultry, }octs ann Rtbe Stork

THERE ARE NO BETTER; FEEDS
nor your moultinr hens Dian Nv. j.
dry mash and Nv. = t. scratch
req Feed them ana get the inuch
desired winter cGgs pullets viii
lay better ana stcadicr when fed a.,
IT. too, W j. TODD'S SONS. 12s
Mouth Si.th SireeL ~
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p% ACCOUNT or MORE rllAN icAN
hmAhce haNe Tor safe iuuitur"
St"i" paying II prr cent net the
htst year in small railroad viz
Einiu town Good chalc. Address
!. Al c"rc Times l)ispntch
WANTED. THREE BUSINESS Mi:N
with >IuV cach. TO form corppratiuit.
MS VIII pay the right man. purticu-
lars an interview Address Il i.y
Nnrc TlmNs DiSnntrh
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y GREAT OPPORTUNITY FpK SOME
one That wishes to invest s5.opU to
l".oV" "a nauufacturiu. business
81 mems ana hoys pants i Eich-
ul"nd. Va. bir proni aud hie demand:
Know this business thoroughly
none 81 this Kind IN Virginia * 2if.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

PONIES roR SALE BREEDER.&
herds. OF Welsh ponies. also yoiin,,
tr1wing stock Of welsh Mountain
ana shetland ponies OF highest grade
aud '$pc. Inquiries promptly An
SMcIvd Write or apply MGNTROSt,
PoNf ftRM. CartcrSViilc Va
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EGarn Gllanttu

FABLE BoARD, HY TW" ADULTS: IN
privat" family preferred: coniral
state price. \ i@H. curc Times Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

CANARY BItDS. EXTRA GOOD Sine.
RS ". n cANl:Do. l@l7 Nnrt,,
twenty seventh street. Monroe
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,il NAll;tltMNiDS. PANTRY WOMEN
lfrcu-rOout Keepers dinin.-rooni
maids. huUScNvopcrS. housckcepcr FOR
NtoowVr. SO per mouth. Scrub NO
istu and cooks. SClll.Ct:rER'S LA
iipli BUREAU no North Ninth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

W NNrED. SETTLED WHITE WOMAN
to assist in general housowork An
Ny MRS W Ii rREVNE1'T. Barton
NNiEhtN. Ehnlln Mnnrnn I'm
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NGENTS MAKE ST. TO Sl5 \ DAY
easy Fastest selling household
necessity on market 100 per cent to
VOC per cent profit Nearly every
call q sale. sample FREQ l. - MAC
kENIlE. Suite 80. 1861 East sixty
iitk Street Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

WANTED, F'EMAI.E SrENOGRA-
pliers to rcgistcr Tor permanent and
temporary positions NpplV NiR-
GINA BUSINESS EXCHANGE, $40
North Second,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

i.iiESMEN WANTED. EXPERIENCE
unnecessary, easy work. big pay
Write for large list Of openings OF
fering opportunities TO earn SIOp 10
5000 month whilc YOU learn. posi-
ton assured. Address Dept AS
Natonal Salcsmcn's Training Assoc
citation. Chicago New York, kansa.
city. san Francisco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

MAILING CIRCULARS: MAILING IS
light: pleasant work for spare time;
no experience or CauVasSinc send
name; begin making money at once
RAYMOND. 20 RoXbury Crossing.
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HE'LL l'OR OFFICE. STORES
hotels. restaurants. homes. Apply
VIRGINIA BUSINESS ENCiIANt;E
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Nc ;NTS- SNAPptF.ST HOUSEHOLD
Inc on earth; red hot sellers: steady
r"peatcrS; over $50 iiffcfcul articles
III: write quick: hurry. t.. NJ. FELT
MAN. Sales MANAGE. >uS3 Sycamore
Street. CimrinnnIi -
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WANTED. 70 RENT HALF OF MN
tuuity for some ono to open ladies.
sun dcpa rtmcnt. 1cwclcr upticipi.
rtc- a ! have large trade and vv4l
SUIT amy tcHu"d business inss.-
SION f"brualt MRS l. BhItNEr'r
2;A East Broad. opposite Miller X
ItInnlH
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lector, state past experience win
WhoI1 employed etc. Address rs ~
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

.IENCGRAPIl ERS. ROOKK EEpEPS'
Office h"lp. CLERKS, men Of trades and
others wanting employment, apply
VIRGINIA BUSINESS EXCHANC;E.
go North second.
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AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE \
splendid produce commission bust
ness Other business Interests rca-
son for selling. Address y III, care
Times, Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-07

UNITED STATES CALENDAR 90.
Cincinnati, viii contract immediately
with capable salesman to represent
them exclusively ia Eastern Virginia.
starting January L. 49,: line com
priscs highest grade imported copv-
rightcd domestic dc luxe advert sing
calendars: novelties, leather ana cloih
specia!tics; large commissions. per
maucnt position. Address SALES
MANAGER
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AitTf WISHES To INVEST ScN
'i.t Huuird dollars. witt Services.
Address & ~" care Times Dispatch
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-26

Federation of Miners declared that
subscriptions from members of the
Citizens Alliance were not wanted.
81 do not blame any member of the
Citizens Alliance for what has hap
pened," Meyer said eff such a
catastrophe had occurred among the
wives and children of members of the
Citizens Alliance there would have
been mob rule and possibly lynchings
in the streets of Calumet"
Meyer said he would bring five wit
nesses before the coroner's jury who
would swear that the man who
sounded the alarm of fire wore a
Citizens Alliance badge, but that he
would make no direct accusations.
The strike of the copper miners
has lasted several months, and has
been one of the most bitterly fought
labor wars.
The operators have employed gun
men with criminal records. Women
and children have been ridden down
in the streets as though they were
cattle by the militia.
The citizens have allied themselves
against the striking miners. The
miners have been restrained from
parading or from picketing. Strike
breakers have been employed in the
mines and the operators have refused
to arbitrate any of the strikers diff
ferences.
For little while this war was for
gotten by the strikers on Christmas
eve.
But they haven't forgotten it today.
And back of their reflections of any
aid save that which the Western
Federation of Miners can give them,
is the question:
who was responsible for that cry
of Fire which resulted in seventy
three deaths?"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-26

Robinson Crusoe never would have
gained so much notoriety or popular
ity if he had lived in these days. A
wireless station is being installed on
Juan Fernandez Island where Rob
and his Man Friday lived, ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-26
SHE CLEARED HERSELF

A little girl, finding her grandfather
doing, clambered on to his knee and
endeavored to awaken him by pulling
his eyelashes. Annoyed at being dis
turbed from a peaceful nap, the old
man scolded the child for her rough
ness,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-26

On an automobile tour, old chap,
we approached an extremely low
hanging bridge which was suspended
across the road we travelled. am
quite certain that we all would have
been struck on the head had not our
chauffeur given us sudden warning in
this fashion: .
Duck your beans! Dip your
crooks! Get them high-brow noodles
down to half-mast, cause if you
don't you're all going to get wallop'
on the winking works. Tuck in your
conks if you don't want to get tossed
out of this go-Cart and laid to rest
on your wishbone. Don't you get me,
folks? Cram down them rubbernecks
of yours. Bury your belfries!"
My word!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-08

RI ZPA RICk AEkS ON AIMS
AND METHODS OF A. F. OF L.
The principal address at the open
forum in the Grace Episcopal church,
18th and Wabash avenue, last night,
was delivered by Mr.. John Fitzpat-
rick, president of the Chicago Fed
Grafton of Labor, who chose as his
theme "The Aims and Methods of the
Chicago Federation of Labor"
Mr.. Fitzpatrick read the platform
of the Chicago Federation of Labor
and some of the declarations of the
= American Federation of Labor as IL
Illustrating its aims. Regarding the
methods, he stated that workers,
through organization, get together
and bring out the things they want
remedied, and band with other work
ers in making plan which will elimi-
nate the things they complain of and
bring within their reach the things
they hope for and should have.
A number of questions were asked
the speaker bearing on the subject
of initiation fees in various trades.
He replied that each union makes it's
own rules and regulations and sets
it's own fees to whatever extent it be-
lieves will best protect its members.
In reply to the challenge that labor
unions scab on each other because
they do not all strike together, Mr..
Fitzpatrick replied that there were
too many things to be considered,
too many human beings to be dealt
with, to force such a situation, and
called to- the attention of his audience
that the American Federation of
Labor was not a machine that turned
out orders-it had to deal with the
individuals and could not force any
one union to do what it did not wish
to do.
Asked why o'Donnen had not been
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-08

thrown out of the federation when he
accepted the position of editor on the
Examiner, known throughout the
country as a scab paper, Mr.. Fitz-
patrick said that he believed O'Don-
nell, like other men, had been offered
inducements that caused him to
weaken, but that the position Of the
federation in regard to the Hearst
papers had been very clearly defined.
A young lady who introduced her
self in various lights, as a sociologist,
as a worker in every branch of labor,
and finally as an actress, deplored the
class hatred and advocated that labor
should love capital since it could not
exist without capital. --.--.-.
The next speaker forcefully illus
trated just how useless capital would
be without labor.
Take your capitalist and four
workingmen and strand them on an
island, and what will happen?" he
asked. "Why-the capitalist will have
to turn in and work or he won't live.
His money won't do him any good
there. The only good his money does
him now is that it buys for him the
protection of the army and navy
whenever he is fighting the workers.
eff you will study the situation you
will find that capital is the son of
labor and shall be spanked by labor
to suit itself"
The speaker, who was a member
of the Industrial Workers of the
World, advocated the folding of arms
of the workers throughout the coun-
try rather than that the workers con-
tribute money to those who are strik-
ing.
eff the boss hurts one of our fellow
workers, he hurts the whole bunch"
he concluded, "and has got to fight
the whole bunch"
Mr.. Fitzpatrick in a five-minute
closing address covered all of the 9TH
er addresses in a manner that was
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-08

Cold storage men deny that they
destroy eggs to keep the prices up.
Might as well destroy 'em as to keep
'em so high we can't buy 'em.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-08

ton is whether any court can force
the United Charities to pay to Alonas
the $40 it agreed to pay when it
made the "scab" arrangements for
board for Mrs. Chouey and her chill
dren-$7 a week to room and feed
four people.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-13
POPCORN CANDY.

/. Put one tablespoon of butter into
"a kettle with. three tablespoons of
water and one cup of white sugar.
Boil until ready to candy. Then put
in three quarts of nicely popped corn.
Stir vigorously until the sugar is
evenly distributed over the corn.
Take the kettle from the fire and stir
contents untilit cools a little Inthis
way. you may. have earch kernel sep
arate and all coated with the sugar.
To prevent seorching this must have
your undivided attention all the time
it is being cooked. Almonds, English
walnuts or in fact any nuts are nice
prepared in this way. -.---------.-.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-13
MAKING OVER COURTS

-s-g . a. = - g =
In California s legislature has orig
mated; what is, probably the first
movement to, abolish "a supreme
court. AS under this proposed con-
stitntional amendment, Hiram John
son would appoint the first substitute
court, it may be implied that the
plan has the. end rsement of progress.
asives.. 1913 :.
1t is. proposed to abolish Califor-
MAS supreme court of seven justices
and her court of appeals of nine judg-
es and create a court of appeals of
16' Judges. And they propose, to
clinch the thing by a provision that
no court shall declare the proceeding
to be .unc utional
While there, viii likely be little COM
plant as to. the lack of radicalisms
inthe proposition, it may be proper
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-13

ly asked why there is not a radical
reduction in the number of judges.
Why Is judges? Why not have three,
or five, and make 'em work?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-05-30
Bayview

Mrs. Mary McWillis spent Sun
dai with Mrs. j. K. Walker. ,...sv.
Bart Mckinney and two sons
were over from their Beaver creek
ranch Sunday. .,.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Lewis were in
Bayview Sunday on their way to
Waldport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Twombly
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. W. H. Kent.
Mack and Susie Yokum spent
Sunday with friends at Bayview
Josie Oakland went to the Yachats
with crowd of young people
from Waldorf to attend the dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Tullock and Mr..
and Mrs. McWillis took pleasure
trip to Tidewater Sunday.
Frank Huntsucker took a load Of
school teachers through to Toledo
Monday the attend the institute.