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United labor bulletin., 1915-01-30
KANSAS COERCION
Law THROWN OUT
U. 5. Supreme Court Makes
Radical Labor Ruling
Decides That Employers Have Consti-
tutional Right to Prevent Workmen
Joining Union: Three Dissenting

The Kansas so-called coercion statute,
making it unlawful for any individual
or corporation to eoerce or influence
any person TO enter into an agreement
not to Join or remain a member of a
labor organization as II condition OF
securing or continuing in the employ
ment of such individual or corporation,
was Monday annulled as unconstitption-
al by the United States Supreme Court.
The decision was regarded as of great
Importance in the labor world, and was
announced by Justice Pitney. Strong
dissenting opinions We're given by JUS
tice Holmes and Justice Day. Justice
Hughes concurred with Justice Day,
leaving Chief Justice White and Justices
Mclanna. Lamar. Nandevanter and Me-
Reynolds concurring with Justice Pit
ney.
Coppage Case a Test.
The dicision was in the case of T. b.
Coppage, a superintendent of the st.
Louis 4 San Francisco railway at Fort
Scott, Kan, convicted of violating the
law in threatening A. II. Hedge,
switchman, with discharge if he did not
sign an a9remment to withdraw from
the Switchmen's Union.
The court intimates nothing incon-
sistent with the right of individuals to
Join labor unions" said Justice Pitnev
nor is the legitimacy of such organi-
zations questioned so long as they con-
form to the laws of the land as others
are required to do. But the individual
has 10 inherent right to join the union,
and still remain in the employ OF one
who is unwilling to employ union
man. any more than the same indiyid-
ual has u right to join the union with
out the consent Of that organization.
Just ns labor organizations have the
inherent and constitutional right to
deny membership to any man who will
not agree that during such membership
he will not accept or retain employ.
ment i'll company with non-union men,
and just as a union man has the con-
stitutional right to decline proffcred
employment unless the employer will
agree not to employ any non-union man,
the employer has the constitutional
right to insist that the employe shall
refrain from affiliation with the union
during the term of the employment.
Can't Be Two Rules.
There cannot be -one rule of liberty
for the labor organization, or its mem
bers, and different and more rcstric-
tive rule for employers.
THE employees liberty of making
contracts does not include liberty to
procuring employment from unwilling
employers or without fair understand
ing. Nor may the employer be fore
closed by legislation from exercising the
same freedom of choice that is accord
ed to the employe.
TO ask man to agree in advance
to refrain from affiliation with the
union while retaining a certain position
OF employment is not tp ask him to give
up any part of his constitutional free
dom. He is free to decline the employ
ment ON those terms, just as the en-
ployer may decline to offer employ
ment on any other, for it takes two to
make bargain
"And. having accepted employment on
those terms, the man is still free to
join the union when the period of en-
ployment expires; or, if employed,
United labor bulletin., 1915-01-30
sIrERIEF.s SALE.

STATE OF COLORADO
City and County of Denver. s..
In the District Court within and for the
City and County Of Denver. Colorado.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DEN
YER. a Corporntion. mud THE ORANGE
COUNTY INvESTNiENT COMPANY, n
Corporation.
VS.
THE PARKWAY INVESTMENT COM
PANY. n Corporation (formcrly The
Lashar Investment Company: HENRY
A HICKS. Public Trustee In and for the
City and County OF Denver, State of
Colorado; u. r. CASsELL. and MARK
Defendants
Under and by virtue of n decree and or.
der Of sale entered in the District Court In
and for the city md County OF Denver.
Colorado. on the 31st day of December
A. d. 1914. wherein 1t is dccrced TINT there
Is due the above named plaintiff. The
First National Bnnk OF Denver. n corporn-
tim. from the nbove named defendant,
The Parkway Investment Company, n cor
poration (formcry the Lnshnr Inycstment
Company. on certain notes aud mort
gaee the. sum Of eleven thousand one hun-
lred eight and 03/1O0 dollars (S1f. .1O6.6 .63).
md In and by virtue OF snid decree ana
rider Of sale, ]. the undersigned. Aiexnn-
United labor bulletin., 1915-01-30

then at any time upon simply quitting
the employment. And il bound by his
own agreement to refrain from joining
the union during n stated period of EN-
ployment, he is in no different situa-
tion from that which is necessarily in
cident to contracts in general.
Bound by Contract.
For constitutional freedom of con-
tract does not mean that a party is
to be as free after making the contract
as before; he is not free TO break il
without accountability. Freedom of
contract in the very nature of the thing
can be enjoyed only by being exercised,
and each particular exercise OF it in
wolves making an engagement which, if
fulfilled, prevents for the time any in
consistent course of conduct
Similar laws have been passed in II
states, Justice Day pointed out in dis
senting.
Gould an employer not be forbidden
from demanding agreements that an
employe could not join the National
Guard 2" inquired Justice Day. Gould not
the state strike down agreements not
to join certain political party. Why
not labor unions, whatever members of
this court may think OF these unions ;"
Al Ia \.
United labor bulletin., 1915-01-30
WHAT SHE WANTED.

He was matter-of-fa young man,
and after an acquaintance of two short
weeks he came directly to the point.
II am looking for n wife, he said.
"Well, l am not interested in your
Search" she replied, coldly. "If you
were looking for single woman, how
ever. it would be different. Chicago
News.
United labor bulletin., 1915-01-30
MEETING JANUARY "a, 1915.

"a 1915
o
IN
the South
delegates
Delegates
this time
special bus
i p m.
United labor bulletin., 1915-01-30
granted Railway
| stued to Ihomas N

Bill typewting Assembly
Moved be
Moved seconded call be dispensed with
United labor bulletin., 1915-01-30

Second thoughts are also best, because
they are usually the least expensive.
United labor bulletin., 1915-01-30
OFFICIAL ] Denver MINUTES
Trades&LaborA Assembly

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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19
AUDITORIUM

Lyman H. Howe Tonight and Tomor-
row NIGHT.
1t has become the fashion to talk
of the wonderful strides" that have
been made in animated photography
but it is oteworthy that Lyman H.
Howes Travel Festival. which comes
to the Auditorium two nights, tonight
and tomorrow night, still remains in
a class by itself more than ever 1t
is the only attraction before the pub
lie that has appeared semiannuany
20 years. In its scope it encompasses
the world in a brief two hours In
this respect it IS the open sesame"
for million people to satisfy their
wanderlust, and who, for lack OF
time or money, could never do so
otherwise. Though it is known best
as a regular -heater attraction, nev
ertheless its character is so broaden
ing. uplifting al1 wholesome that the
foremost educators are persistenuy
seeking il for halls of learning and
culture. Here, too, it opens new
world to students-a world in which
the language Is universal and which
needs no translation. For this reason
Mr.. Howe's engagements at universe
ties now are looked forward to by
thousands of students as eagerly as
, by theater patrons. In fact 1t is
rightly regarded as a universal educa
tor. for it combines instruction with
entertainment in sudh a pleasing
manner that the child and the man
even in grades far apart, derive a
fund Of pleasure and information
from it that cannot obetalned rom
any other source,
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19
NEW CENTRAL THEATER.

The most thrilling scene that has
ever been enacted before a motion
picture camera is shown in the two
reel thriller "The Perils OF Pauline"
which comes to the New Central to-
day, and in the same one will see the
marrow escape that Miss Pearl White,
the heroine Of this series, had Wien
the gorilla. the big attraction and
the animal that made the realism an
too startling lost its head and made
an attack on the members Of the
company Miss " bite was being
held by the gorilla. The animal was
about to Kill her when a well aimed
shot killed it, This is something
tile moving picture men did not call
for those who see it will say it is the
most daring thing any woman ever
attempted before the camera. The
Hearst-Selig Weekly is also on the
program today. war scenes in Ger
many France, Russia and Belgium
being a feature, as well as a 100000
fire scene. Marie Sails is featured in
"A Boob For Luck" This is her first
comedy in two years and is certain to
be one of the best for there is no
better actress in these roles now be
fore the camera than she
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

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,tn, h,,.iaa.a - ~ ri, ot.to.
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" - .'',' ~ = l''.''S' ~ .'' '0 LIN u
o'''l ''>'''''''' ''''','' "'"'HS 'l,'',.' -'
ne N''""7 "u"O ''le N"'',' "i ''"'
springs mus ooNe Ior "in' III inc re-
S'ot' 'o" Oh P'r'tel A'"''' ANA ne
s. 'nas the season mere every winter
hamhier mel 9ih ~ tle IoooE OF ''e
ATIhSion hotel rev minutes a''e'
the Tram had arrived Mr. i'eaip
hrlsN'y walked 1ciosS me iio.f' hau
gIaeer step ana shoNf I mo- signs ~
ever ha'lng walked "'lh cane. me
i"St TIME rambler saw MT pealF ne
was haIdlE ao'e 10 crawl alois lie
came on cfu'cnes ana tnan oF de-
grees substituted the clutches fer
canes. and now he carries NO sticks.
I'm going 20 nike over the NOUN
tains every mornina he said. ut 8
different now from the last rme you
saw men Remember ! was hardly
abel to leave the hotel and spent
more time seated around the lobby
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19
Che CHURCHES
ROYAL TnEATEH

l-ubia leads OFF today with a drama
That is filled with gripping situations,
with tense action and thrills through.
out, when Honor W s." This
big two reel special is enacted by The
new Lubin Company. watch is rapid
~ coming to tine front as one of the
greatest feature companies in the
business. The picture today is a
drama drawn on a high moral, fun o.
heart interest and beautiful scenes.
Edison sends this big comedy, EN-
pensiye Economy" Too often an at
tempt at economy has a fierce reac-
ton and results in just exactly the
opposite end Anticipated. This is one
Of those cases.
Getting Into a Scrape" is a Bio
graph comedy, ami it is a real JOY
film.
Next Friday the Royal will offer
one of the greatest specials ever pro-
duced 1t is the perturbation Of the
great story, The Pit a story and
play that has attracted world wide at
tention and has won place at the
top pinnacle of success. This great
play has been uicturized in seven big
reels AID the Royal MANAGEMENT in
sures its patrons that it is one of the
greatest and most interesting picture
productions of the age.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19
LYRIC THEATER

Cleo Madison, the star in the Trey
O Hearts comes today in a new mas
ter drama by the Gold Seal company,
"A Woman's Debt One of the big
features OF this film story the rel.
alton of the regeneration of heartless
mother. is the bank vault scene. in
which the william is locked IN a steel
vault. The recent bank robbery at
Little Rock. in which three employees
of the bank were locked in a steel
vault will be enated on the screen,
and the story in which Miss Madison
stars today is one of the most thrill
ing and interesting stories of the day.
Joker furnishes the laughs in The
Buffers Baby and the trouble this
butler has with baby is some trou-
bic
Myrtle Gonzales, Alfred D. Wis
burgh George Kunkle. Otto Lederer
and George Holt are the Vitagraph
stars chosen to produce this beautiful
legendary Indian story. The Legend
of the Lone Tree 1t is one of those
always great Indian stories by Vita
graph and will be one Of the big fea-
lures Of the bill.
Wednesday, OmOrroW-cOmes The
Master Key again and the Lyric will
present each gentleman attending
with a souvenir key ring.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19
TO KEEP SKIN HEALTHY,
YOUTHFUL, WRlNKLELESS

Now that the social season is here,
be especially careful to keep your
skin in fine condition. You know how
conspicuous complexion defects APP
pear under bright light of the draw
ing or bali room Also how very evil
dent are some makeups when siml-
arly Illuminated. have myself dis
process which gives far better re-
suits and which leaves no trace on
the skin. AT night I smear on a thin
coat of ordinary mercolized wax,
washing it off next morning. This
gradually absorbs the devitalized par
ticles of surface skin; just as gradu-
ally the more youthful skin beneath
comes forth. providing a complexion
as clear, smooth and delicately tinted
as a young girls. Get an ounce OF
mercolized wax at your druggists
and try this remarkable treatment.
Remember too, that wrinkles, even
the fines lines, are not easily con
cealed in a brilliantly lighted room.
You can quickly obliterate these hate.
ful marks by bathing your face in a
solution Of powdered sayolite. l o..
dissolved in witch hazel. IL pt And
your face won't look sticky, as after
using pastes.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19
Today Coming.

Happiness was radiated by Man
ager Head of the Auditorium when
he announced tEat his efforts to Sc
cure return engagement Of To-Day
had resulted successfully. To-day
was played here earlier in the season
when it left remarkably favorable
impression on local theatergoers,
end since its departure there have
heea many inquiries as to the posi-
bility Of securing it again. II is an
nouncel that To-day VIII return on
February 3, matinee and night and
will be presented by the same splen
did company as seen here before.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

TIE first game in the Arlington's
suaiehrail Tournament for a cue do
mated By Edward A. Busch Of ST.
Louis was played last night The
contestants were c. e Finn Of Pits
burg, Pa. and judge Buick OF Hot
Springs. Finn was the winner, l00 to
81. The game, splendidly played,
was evenly contested throughout IT,
] Biho OF Paris ILL.,, and Dell Porter.
Or Alex H. Cohen and Wayne Moore
of Hot Springs are the other en-
treDts.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19
CLAM CHOWDER MAN.
Makes Visit to This Resort Again
After Having Seen Greatly
Benefited.

The man who perfected canned
clam dhowder is in town. In fact,
chowder is his middle name. He is
George r. Dealy Of Portland Maine,
and arrived here yesterday from the
frozen shores Of the eastern Atlantic
cca 1t was throueh the ingenuity
o, Mr. Dealy that the general cam
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

and went out on the l:30 bus. Levy
is quite a tidy golfer and promptly
entered the New Years tournament.
p C.. Mooers and W G. France.
two Of Tolelo's most successful sons,
are likewise back at the Arlington.
They too. got in their first COLI Of
the season yesterday.
Mt and Mrs. ] y Mclneney. new
additions to the Arlineton's smart
Chicago colony likewise motored ont
to the Country Cub Yesterday Mr..
Mclnerney made tie roduds of the
links and intends playing regularly
during his stay.
Nh and Mrs Edward A. Farmer Of
Milwaukee. also visited the Country
Club yesterday Mr. Farmer PLAYED
the course and looms up as an I'M
commonly good amateur He mas just
been elevated to the position Of
president of the German-American
bank OF his home city.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

Selwya and Ccmpanys production
OF Within the Law" Bayard Veiller's
exciting new play of modern Am ri
can life in a large city, which is the
current dramatic sensation OF New
York and Chicago, is one Of the i'm,
pOrtant attractions announced for
early presentation here at the Audi
forum February LIST with Clara Joel
and same company as last season
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

thrills of real melodrama, go to the
Auditorium at matinee or night Of
Saturday January 30 and see Seven
Keys to Baldpate' The plots quite
as the ingenuity Of George M Cchan
can make it, and for pure ont and
ont fun there is little that can com
pete with il.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

cyril Asquilh. son of the British
premier. is at Hampstead Heath. one
of the great British mobilization
camps. drilling with the Queens West
minister's. Of which he is second lieu
tenant The photograph shows him
going through tile setting up" exer
ciae
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

TRY A SENTINEL RECORD CLASH
FLED AID TODAY-it may rent that va
ant house for Won
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

n. w. Thrift of the Lima. Chic.
Country Club, in very nicely in the
handicap tournament match play
against DOGGY for the beautiful
Harry M. Westcott trophy, won She
five-cornered playoff from Tom Mar
tin Of this fair city; Phillips Blaeden,
the nifty New Yorker: G.. w. " GODS,
one of those whirlwinds from Mon
mouth, H., and Alfred Boas of Dallas
Mr.. Boas withdrew, declining the
issue-aad thereby won possession OF
the mammoth cup.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19
aseven KEYS TO Baldpate."

If Won want farce at one minute,
n comedy at the ueM and then all the
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

Abe VI, Levy, fair Houstons mer-
chant prince aad one OF the finest
fellows who will come a-calng all
season, is back at the Arlington and
intends paying his usual months
visit. He got in yesterday morning
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

Golf is one of the things THAI
brings Thrift and his wife to the sra
every winter They were here all
the way during the cold period a
year ago and are back again for an
other extended stay. Thrift not only
knows every lay Of ;he course. but is
always minding his p's and as.
Hence his handicap made it easy
tor him. He went around in %,
finishing down.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

Try sentinelReeord Want Ad.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

Tom Martin, the genial young son
Of the SPLENDID w r. Martin, was
nicely handicapped, being in very soft
with 9. He was the runaerup in the
play-off, with a score Of 7 down.
.Blagden, from scratch, finished one
stroke away with Woods the same
distance removed.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

Play starts Wednesday in the an
nual New Years tournament 1t will
be decided in two flights of 16 play
ers each. That's providing enough
golfers enter. Handsome silver low
ing cups will be awarded the winner
and runner-up in each division.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-19

Gaines and Martin AGAIN had a
foursome with Blagde1 and Kerr
while making Tie rounds in tne
tournament Rather, while Martin
and Biagden We're having it out.
Again were Gaines and Martin the
yictors In their first setto they
won by a tally of 3 mp. This time
the count was up Kcrrs game, If
offered Saturday would just about
have netted him the WestcHtt trophy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

said he regretted the attacks which
mad been made on the city adminlstra.
ton. and that he was too much OF a
gentleman to participate In such
work.
To those who takeld with Mr.. Smith
II would seem that he has placed his
local camIaign in unwise hands. and
mat MS affairs have been very poorly
managed II IL said. and believed. too
that he knows full well who is doing
the mudslinging in his interests. and
mat he could easily stop Il should he
care TO. Mr.. Smith has seen the hand.
writing on the wall. and sees that
these eptty tricks have turned the In.
teiligent public Of Wheeling more than
ever against the bond issue. lie sees
defeat staring him in the face ana
knows that large sums OF money spenf
during campaign Of eight wears murt
be charged up to loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11
DAWSON WINS
ON BOTH ENDS
RESTAURANT MAN Is BOTH
PLAINTIFF AND DEFENDANT.
Cases Tried In Part Two % the Cir
cult Coust Yesterday Before
JUDGE ~ ENlna

Cases Tried In Part Two % the Cir.
cult coust Yesterday Before
Judge J. W. Ewing
stephen r Dawson. local restan-
rant man. bore the distinction Of be-
Ing both plaintiff and defendant In two
cases IN the Circuit Court yesterday.
and The additional qualification OF win.
hlhs both OF them. Motions for new
rials were submitted In each case
The first trial. which. BY the way.
- the hrst jury trial before Judge
Ewing. Was STYLED Imperial Curtain
company Va stephen r. Dawson.
This action involved the sum OF SIS 81.
alleged to be due for an advertise
ment painted on the Victoria Theater
curtain Dawson claimed that he con.
tracted Tor a sign of a table and good
things 10 eat thereon. and that all
ne got was plate full OF turkey
After few minutes the jury re
turned verdict for the defendant.
holding that the table should have
been there 20 support the turkey As
soon as this suit was finished another
eesan; and. presto, Dawson. who was
DEFENDANT. was plaintiff.
This second action was STYLED Ste
phen r Dawson vs.. O. l.. Teagarden.
and was for the sum OF $40. alleged
70 be due for stock In the Progressive
Manufacturing Company Witnesses
for the plaintiff were a r Summers.
Max J. Enssin. Andrew Habig and :.
summers. for the defendant. Andrew
Habig and o. G.. Beans. The jury was
out only Few minutes and returned
a evrdict for the whole amount
Attorney w p. Robinson appeared
for Dawson in the first trial. and
Harry King for the curtain company.
In the second Attorneys Smith 4
Schiller appeared for the plaintiff
and Attorney W. L. bradshaw for the
defendant