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Show MORNING OGDEN night" between, and "Americution Mahmout, the Truk; In Schoenlein) , In- BEATS BARRIER. + UTAH. 2, APRIL SATURDAY, 1910. WEDDING GIFTS. ATTEMPT: Hazing of ¡Cases were. serioualy jured. the the, bout! police stopped Mah The decision was of use the floe hold" The frequent caused a severe straining of the mus. of. both Amen, being cles the worst sufferer, and It g was while the . floor in he lay: on apparently: police interfered. that: the great. pain which OGDEN, EXAMINER: West Pointers® Senators and Army By Debated : WINS. RACE Compelled * Newlyweds Merciless Watch to: «Burglars Their TO STOLEN BOLDLY men - AND Advantage Daddy: Wins Oakland by Chester Kram. A Oakland, April Gip beat the barrier in the Cordelia handicap at Emeryville today 'and beat Chester a nose. With break an equal Krum by Summary: would have won. 1. Krum First One Forced Bookmaker at Jacksonville Third Quit to ‹After Race. race, six Giles, 6-to won; 5, math, 6 to POINT WEST 15 second: After. Fla, April Jacksonville, 1.-The lay. Time, 1:15 2-5.1% given a terrible drubbing to ers 6 day and one of the Second race four furlongs beat known of the won: Ban Ann 6 to 1, second; metropolitan bookmakers abandoned to 1, third. Time, 1-5. booth after the of Abigail, his betting sell the third race. Third race mile and a quarter, to 1, six won; Miss furlongs, purse ing--J. R. Laughrey, 6 Fiat: race, Jubilee second, Officious, even, second: Legatee, 9 to. Amesha Firm 3-5.4 Time, 2:00 1:13, 2, third.* Jugging third. Time, purse Fourth race, six furlongs- Cordelia Second race, four furlongs, Daddy: Gip, 5, won; handicap second, Harvest Vallonia won, Loutse 17. to 10, Lady Chester Krum, second: Time, 3: 48 4-5. Queen third; to 1, third. Time, 1:15 1-5; Elizabeth, Third race, five furlongs, purse race, -mi'e-Rubric. 8 Fifth Miss Loris won, Roger Decoverly gec 1. to Coppers 5 second: French. ond. Time, Kenmare Queen third. Cook 8 to L, third. Time, 1:42.2-5 2-5. halt race, fire and for Sixth one Fourth trace, mile and one-sixteenth; Basil, 3 to 1 longs, W purse--Sweet Range sec purse won, High 6 to 1, Brumby, second; ond, Campaigner third. Time, 1:46 1-6. Tito third; Time, Directollo, Fifth race, seven furlongs, purse 1:09 3-5, won, Allan Elizabethan second, Lady McNally, third. Time, 1:27 4-5. and one Sixth race, *to CADETS TON DRESS PARADE 3, third. I. % The police have of the robbers. HARRY C WEAVER 5 as yet found INJURED no MANY purse First 1:47 OF MORAN OWEN Premium ' 2-5. qualified •BASEBALL Fighter Bested English Ten-Round New the" better RESULTS at R. York. Attell 1.-Abe Moran Owen Sticker Fast in Bout New York, of April won, Paces "third: Timo, Sticker won, but was dis* and placed second. Ten second, had Oakland Sacramento Batteries Fitzgerald Whalen, and sixth. from blood Fighting In the Afth. nose, Moran's . was hot the in F.. 0 and Spiesman; and Lalonge. R. land, Bith H. 3 E. H. Francisco San" 2 lis and H. and seventh and Smith; FOOTBALL PLAYER EXPECTED a Hitting Negroes Oar- in Man, Then Girl, Strike, Then Kill and "Thank Mr. Johnson to report from Chicago, April 1.ard. for me," said Women, Cows. receipt Rickard, one of the of promoters championship battle the with- Jeff ries, that the white "rone man. had far he would no back be match Ga., April Savannah, 1-While go ing at bigh speed on the race course near. Savannah tonight an automobile for Johnson." Rickard "I guess Harry day Tex Bo things while has on out beard the A few coast," said Johnson. "Anyway, be trained the minute to meet Jeffries, + I think to beat the big but I'm going fellow, won't let that interfere with my I'll ready getting no a a the for around tittie myself, battle. world for ger has closed Jeffries Jeffries all-star troupe, winning next is of pugilism," seeing the an said tour "details on to a fight followers critic. "His latest statement and son oven Jeffries favoring John his view of the condition, at latter's physical made. Cal., last Bakersfield. night seem queer in view of his position 88. fight promoter. renort in the The Johnson sent was out that big of Rickard mill of favors July Bakersfield promoter take committing of road and girl, then and later a negro:wo fatally Injuring each. killing two cows, the after turned over, serlously Was sent who injur to a hos a police sult: of and is held was arrested until the headquarters re the injurleg to the three ne at Marshall was arrested and until at police headquarters of sult groes the Injurles to the 1. ne: Postal Company Wins From Bell Bitter Legal Tennessee in Battle Brings Victory to Maokay. Tenn., - 1. April Slates Circuit Judge -United Edward T. San Postal Tel today "granted to the injunc and Cable company an 'the Cumberland Tele phone and Telegraph company (a Bell it from discrim company) restraining Postal In charges against the service. for telephone It is alleged the telephone company to refused furnish telephones to the Postal Telegraph for the company same rental charged other subscriber8. ford DENIED The DEFEAT Colo., April Pueblo, 1-The Chicago White Sox No. 2 defeated a team here 9 to 4. today, White was hit hard In Score: R. H. 9 E. 1642 9 and Ryan; Jack 0000000 Tex. today hunting who, tramp 5 at for and bound her, set fire it to un this bome when of and money rifled an early the Stanley, refused ACT. April * is he was watering the choked house, and escaped. Two. carpenters working nearby saw the Names and rescued the unwoman. The house conscious was destroyed. AFTER She talk of other things, She the to praise merits the styles adopted the by dressmak new she ere, But pereletence won and finally was prevalled upon to tell the story. "It's been more or less of a secret," you've she sighed, *but now that MAY MINERS STRIKE END Page: from One.) .. 3,000 of have quit "It the 75,000 work mine at work is "We're tinued. we the of will workers who Belleville this af we want," he con willing want a full results "of and to do our part complete our labor satisfied until be never share and we we get interview Mr. Lewis expressed of absolute confidence in the outcome the present suspension of work and miners will de said win -their thirty. days in all & the mands within of possible exception fields, with the Illinois miners and western Pennsyl These later vania. Melds show condi tions different than in the others and more time is necessary. an MEN chance bi'ls. why nightcaps bave style. It's fault the mussed getting all: "You'll find this to is of go, It Although fact the Arst of his country official has reception been arranged by the Italian 'authori off in the distinguished ties honor of has dele guest the mayor Naples Delce to gated Alderman present to him the welcome of the city. Exten sive police precautiong have been tak• these will continue en, and from the Prinz ar time the steamer Heinrich until leaves rives Colonel Roosevelt the city. a be be * wher-: what I have heard of fashionable women. from numbers the state street merchants will And tell you they are selling any number you ever to welcome Roosevelt In Europe. the Ambassador Leishmann *and members of the American embassy. tonight. staff at Rome reached Naples all. April ~ Celebrating #Indianapolis, of the today the anniversary institu eight-bour day in the mines tion of country. 300,000 * bituminous of the faced -coal miners An enforced holt day. of unknown duration states two year wage con In many tracts expired last night at midnight and the miners quit the coal pits de manding that their new contract must provider for a% wage increase of 3.55 a ton, on screened. coal and increase: or "run of an equivalent mine" coal: Conferences between the miners* organizations in the several districts and the corresponding operators or ganizations have been the difficulty. of arranged. may Ad be a ARE Brasil block coal district of Indiana, there will not be a suspension of work, for late yesterday the operat the higher wage demand ors conceded Ogden Direct # Turf Wires Phone Twenty Exchange to All Tracks Ind. 78. fifth of the In of weeks' or days. In the miners. Illinois and whose the of western powder which party question pay and tho was "re death in a By Mrs. Julia A. Patterson, mother Patterson, died in Chicago to of Mr. day at no & S. The 'S. merchant did. - Chicago crease probably Wednesday. Post.a would granted be next- firers, the shot enter controversy, will be a there probably prolonged contest. of large In hundreds meetings, in where and small mine communities, the people are dependent on the In listen to the dustry, assembled, leaders the strike speeches of union was the subject of discussion today. and members The national officers of the United executive board of the had who Mine Workers of America, headsession at their been insecret city, departed for quarters in this districts? late last their respective. night. President Lewis will speak today Belleville, Ills., and will visit sev at towns eral other Illinols the Mr. Lewis thus 'entered fen before he emy's country" as the said left the meaning city, not that the were .not his the Celebrating Louis, St. Day. 11-With April all of 87 years! ville, Illinois. Thomas. pp of L. Lewis, president the United Mine Workers of America, WAg the principal speaker, at Belleville. were Other addresses made by Sey mour Stedman of Chicago and Adolph F. Germer, secretary and treasurer of district No. 6 of the United Mine LIVE was meeting of the joint cent five miners wage it they maintarn, increase that means a a months. 4 M little Workers* Victory. to be required to Mine Claim of bring methods Des Moines, Ia., April 1.-Iowa mine Feehan, in the down the -coal. workers claim aprictory as the result. national here, convention declared of the first joint wage conference, at a wage Increase that of 20 per cent which tse operators agreed to pay an would only be fair, and that ten per advance of 5.55 per cent for men to the cent must be the minimum. A mines during the suspension. joint Phesident Lewis will next go intol conference then adjourned the Kanawha district of West Vir. at the request of the mine workers to the ginia, advise 10,000 "striking until Monday, April 11. The mine This. de miners, there. the battle workers are organizing today. ground of unionism in the mines. L. Secretary-Treasurer Per Non-Union Men Advanced. Edwin today in the April ry went-1 to participate Baltimore, 1-About 45,000 of unorganized coal miners in Maryland, joint conference Iowa miners and at operators Dos. Moines. northern West Virginia and southern Pennsylvanfa received an advance of per cent* according to an announce here today! TO meat WIN OUT. to them the use are advanced man The * 5 EXPECT •April Terre Haute, Ind., miners of the Eleventh district in hare little difficulty USING INFLUENCE. The will "He seems to should say be an up to date poll tician. A a 'I 80.1 Before propoaing cent* increase of wages, it to Miss Specie he' got a petition up was announced today. Ottices of the with two thowand signatures urging operators association sald tire a her to -nocent Life per last learned night: that, after at Pittsburg next Mon that the Imperial Win _jury trust in viola Sherman act formed under the The cor Virginia, WRECK is is a sald to laws control 1 three After days of amending so: bility as factories. A sharp controver passed the house sy the senate Friday bill, of thir employers'. the lia courts give the state concurrent jurisdiction with the courts with suits for dealing damages In law to growing out of 'accidents. The meas ure was reported from the committee and was in charge on the Judiciary, steered of Senator Borah, who finally It to notwithstanding many passage, 'sharp assaulte from both sides of the considered chamber. * The discussion the especially tDe liability rights of the states to law. death of the sudden widely a Franklin E. Carpenter, a known metallurgist and authority on pyritic smelting, was received at Den ver yesterday from Chicago. Announcement Dr. statement Henry University of two weeks ago: by of the Hilprecht, that Pennsylvania, he tablet at Babylonian V. had discovered which upheld the biblical story of the deluge was announced Friday at the meeting of the 'American Oriental So and ciety, as erroneous significance from point. a "totally of no biblical stand incessant rains for the last in this streams have: put section of Texas on -such a rampage BOYS FACE BURGLARY: CHARGE In been recorded twenty has, not 'as Colo. April 1.- Three of Boulder, East At Friotown, *southwest years; here, the Frio/river drove a dozen Denver high school boys, all from ex cellent families, will appear in court families from their homes. here tomorrow morning, charged with boys, the lat burglary. The who are spend John D. Rockefeller, Jr. isfind to place ing tonight in jail, were arrested fol est New York millionaire lowing the robbery of a tobacco store. on the assessment list. personal tax at. $250,000, His assesament was fixed was not disputed. and HAD FORTUNE Almost three WOMAN Y N. of the SKIRT SEWED IN Utica, April clothing of 1. Ellen age, STRICKEN FROM REGISTRATION NAMES LISTS CHICAGO April 1.--2720 Chicago, names were the registration lints by stricken from election board last night as the the campaign of the Chicago result of the and Order against fraud league ulent registration: Nearly all the names were taken from the lists in first the ward. Michael Dink" Alderman Cough Kenna and John "Bathhouse" ward gave notice that lin of the First an appeal would be -taken -to the coun ty court against the action of elec tion board. EXAMINER PHONE CLASSIFIED a Paris to morning, news. Bac, the painter, an Bernand the house occupied by Napo nounces with the furniture used leon at: Elba, by the emperor, is to be sold of next this friends week. He• appeals toy organize- a great period In history. preserve the fund to purchase, and letter In paper, a -Examination Holmes, 80 in found dead last week her room in a boarding house in this city, has brought to light $3;954.87 sewed in her: akirt. The money was mostly in bills, but partly in gold and small coins. The body had been In charge by the department of chari ties, for the who made arrangements funeral. of years days to relics. you take pleasure in informing in Mexican government's, course to former President offering asylum did not in the Zelaya of Nicaragua the with least impair our friendly relation all countries, notwithstanding other mistakenly, or maliciously that was said to -that home and for: This was one: of eign, newspapers." contained in the interesting assertions Diaz when the message of President its session Friday, that body opened 1. -Frances Hansen, who for the last year has a as such man, working been, known as in male attire, was founds to be a in woman -last night after- being burt falling from a third story: window. the name. of Fran went under to join and Hanson cis was planning Louis, St. 25 years April old, : *She this church 664 week. WARNING TO WIVES scale commit. tee of the operators and miners for next Monday. He has not heard from John Walker, the new president o. the r powdor, the WIRES ty-three large window glass in eleven different states. A President A. J. Morebead of the Illi. association today said nois Operators! not to for the been arrange the Interna. ofthe Carmen's president union, were also. present. adjourned at conference, When. the the participants, announced midnight proposition, no. had that, new* been the upon, and situation -is still agreed apparently unchanged. Professor O., April 1.-A Norfolk Portsmouth, local train Western, passenger W. Va., and curve at Watts, jumped tonight. of John: Griffin was wrecked this city, the engineer, was found baggage dead beneath the overturend car. The fireman was seriously hurt. number of passengers were Injured. of Illinois. Workers Mahon, D. tonal " The KILLED IN TRAIN Law mines expiration shut down because of the last night of the wage contract, the the anniver miners today celebrated The big. sary of the eight-hour day. celebration gest was held at Belle W. and company; of coinci tragic nightcaps." of 6.65 shall company. : to men come A matter arresting Early for had BOUT HURT Ready City of Illinois 72,000 miners but that several of their lead Illinois "miners. friends, the district president, ers, including ,The Springfield miners will meet in April 1.-Complications | Des Molnes, John Walker, antagonized his' next Tuesday to discuss had means for it Iowa strike situation "In rose in the of course since the opening the min being heard. tonight known that when it; became in Indianap ers national convention J. Nichol of Chicago, a strike-breaker, olis, on January 18th. Miners Walk the Streets. arrived Des Molnes:to force tomorrow, the to Pittsburg, Kant, April 1.-From the Returning Indiana to the striking miners comreto terms, miners* national of will vie streets president appearance here today it* the Ohio Pennsyl it and western was, quite evident that no work was April 1. Representatives of Denver, week. vania districts next will being done in the mines in this dis He: in No. District operators and miners of his trict.: of vigorous oppon Hundred miners meet another walked Colorado and ents in Francis 15, comprising Northern in Feehan, president of holiday attire. about differ Wyoming, may, adjust > their exists that the western Pennsylvania district The feeling here the A meeting between where.50,000 ences Monday. vest present suspension will be only or men have quit, sides to bring the: two today failed de possibly thirty so-called *new explosives short while, days. principally, about an agreement, thirty-day rest will not hurt them, manded by the state laws of Penn said, because the operators had no au miners say, the as the mines - have sylvania break the coal so much fin thority to act. steadily' than the black been worked for several old-fashioned er justment STOP. bankrupt from from pre 3 000000000.000 POLICE all tell to 2 o morning, Chris Mrs. little water will Dalhart, mob 000000001 for CRIMINAL called Chicago Pueblo Batteries- White son and Whalen. want nightcaps, 1. Word DEAD and r a for TRAMP'8 known inning. didn't NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER A E to ferred started TEDDY by all the ultra fashionable, the of Arrival Former fashionable and the near fashion President. 5 able women. "Don't get the idea, though, that the nightcaps. worn In 1910% are anything in 1850. Those of like those worn April 1.-Naples is crowded Naples, are today beautiful of lace and tonight in anticipation of the arrivai. silk and fabrics. wonderful That is: from Africa early tomorrow morning because they are not made for protec Colonel Theodore Thou Roosevelt. of from the cold, the •as old night tion "of sands Americans who have been were. o And that brings cape: us to traveling in Italy have swarmed into why they are being worn by the fash of tourists the city, as have hundreds of lonable ladies today. from the big excursion steamers. Cin Expenses and Grosser Kurfusl: anchored cinnati *It's to save them or their husbands the to give their a in bay, charges going on hairdressers' Ripley about threatened. is ENGINEER worn this fancy hairdressing. Women go 1,0 their the hairdressers and have heads at consider Axed up in the afternoon expense. It is natural they should able want to preserve the effect as long as they can, so they were nightcaps to it 18-, keep their hair- or: whosoever knew HONOR TO heard about it, I might ag well admit that it's true. "Nightcaps, which* were last worn grandmother and mine more by your than half a century ago, are back In style~with vengeance. They are •Italian district in of the Chicago W. Pat Philadelphia today of Robert of the Tri terson, president Chicago PREPARES NAPLES "That's back Mme. she business ceived DICKINSON 1 Its spring house. the convention. at Palmer "Chicago may go dry In April, or it may remain wet, but In case there will be' a either greater number of nightcaps used in this city or than: has been the case for Atty sixty years." Tries to Keep It Secret. the April Chicago, to It.** COLORED PLAYERS eighth sky. clear "Yes, nightcaps are back In style," said Mme. Ripley, head of the Chicago Dressmakers' club, today con but 0000000 the was about fifty years ago. In century no give the last half one bas a , en the nightcap 80 much as & thought. the out of. Now comes nightcap bolt In down SOX chilly. ternoon. Nattonal mission -today handed a decision denying the claim of club of the the " Stockton Californla league to Vance, a player now on the of the Detroit roster club of Amer Scan league. Detroit obtained Vance Water that has: stood by draft from Green Bay, Wis., the national board having * previously sun is while in best found as. good the latter's title to they house plants;- fresh+ cold player. The commission to declined. retard their growth. overrule. the board. WHITE the town CHICAGO Just ex. These &* re three ograph April: which held the known, 18 - Nashville, Cincinnati, Baseball women usually of material, coarse (Continued is Sun CLUBS IS. or heavy the nightcaps were as frank could ly ugly 88: any wearing. apparel they afforded protection be, but from the houses of those the cold, and days chin. Is make the mia himself to such a Editor, CLAIM night - would CALIFORNIA the negro 4th on day evening Coming from a man in #Riekard's position of promoter of the battle, it bears all the earmarks of -a It is very pure fake doubtfui if the Nevada Then, machine left small a pegro man a man, probably groes enigma Arst, be the of Marshall the contingent some and M. Marshall society men, unmanageable, came struck, Ber for July." local which were Albert Noyes, young ing Noyes, pital plan that Sam ning #Rickard to in still covered. their *heads completely, tending over: the ears and under cluded Jack of a "after back in style., Everybody knows that used - to wear nightcaps, A Men is 1in changed but That JOHNSON Society it true, caps--are were. RICKARD PLEASES AutoRuns Amuck -greatly NIGHTCAPS midnight at and 0 ninth in the Moran bad his turn at drawing blood with blow. Annapolis, Md., April 1.-The condi that gashed Attell over the eye. In tion of Emil D. Wilson, former quar the round Moran, in a rush, surg• tarback: of the navy As he bounded team, ed against the ropes. Attell both who was injured, in a football game back he fell against and and who RE lest: fall, has been paralyzed men rolled over on the floor. Moran to. much. worse Dnished strong and was ghting hard ever since, became His death da night. expected. at the close. JACK authorizing NIGHTCAPS RETURN OF and bills bune dence appearance, DEATH tha academy. Brown. and | evidence April 1.-Many Smith, Ark., none serlously,, were injured, theater beret in a panic' in the Grand Six tonight. hundred men, women and terror -stricken and children became rushed for the doors when a building & Co., of Swift across an+ alley from the theater, Are. caught Swift & building Company's was entailing a loss of $90,000, destroyed, It Is known that attention. Secretary and Colonel of War Dickinson Hugh Scott, L. superintendent of the acad emy, are opposed to the reinstatement of hazing. They of cadets convicted that haz hold failure to exact from erg the penalty required by law tends of discipline at the subversion 2 8 11 and of; the Fedof oration Labor, together with other leaders, labor held a consultation with United States. Senators Penrose and Ellis State Senator McNichol. Ames Ballard, counsel for the Rapid Transit day THEATRE dow Glass company the AT Fort persons States reinstatement in the United Military academy .at West Point of Cadets William T. Rossell, Jr., Harry C. Weaver/and Chauncey C. Devore, the convicted of hazing, ques threw tion into the hands of the: full com The case has mittee. attracted much R. HOE Angeles Vernon 1.08 drew he agreement an Berry. Stovall on 'of the Federation West 'April 1 The failure Washington, the subcommittee of the senate of committee on military affairs to reach made tonight when American, Civic were Mitchell John poration, Wil Fisher; and company sit tion of 3 Portland Batteries- -Knapp A spe PANIC - Eng of tonight in a ten-round bout bar A. The men fore the Fairmont, C a twice, to: draw In Call bare fought fornia. a In the first round Moran poked stiff right into Attell's eye, but Attel the round and came back strong was his. The second also went to Attell, outpolnted in Moran the but him* third, Attell retaliated in the fourth, Settlement. April Philadelphia, 1.-Further ef ® the strikes forte to. secure an end of the Rapid against Philadelphia cial grand V BEST Confer Seek. three months! investigation, federal aofficers are ready to' present to a / HAS Labor: * trace, IN W. E Leaders, It WM. T.ROSSELL, wont ATTELL With ing. April 1:-Dr. Thomas day, and *his bride F. with the former's sister. Miss Anita to » witness compelled Gléason, were the looting of their home this after tied band and foot to coon, and while two the implored rob bedposts they had bound them to, spare bers who robbers, The their wedding pregents. the silver wedding gathering after in a sack. relented at Gleason's gifts plea, and, left the; sack in $1104 They secured the answered When Aliss Gleason by two was confronted door bell she to her head. men, who held revolvers 'her attracted brother screams Her who, joining. her, sister, In the and hallway, were with the young woman tied to the! overpowered and quickly, room. posts of a bed in an adjoining freed himself Gleason and& released robbers after the left. the two women DRUBBING AWFUL Gip from Nose Officials Presents. Gleason STRIKE Philadelphia Steal San Francisco, With END GIVEN LAYERS MADE. Wex (By. y Jones.) following minutes Note.- The secret Union, N. a meeting of. Husbands' 1, Y. Local No. were- obtained with and at considerable great diffculty, are in the risk, and now made public of interest wives whose happiness may be menaced. by this unprincipled _or ganization. *At E a special bands' Union, night in meeting N. Y. Local of the No. 1, Hus held No. violating Rule Husband 17 with of XI, which commands all. members the union to help one another out in for necessary any excuse that may late hours. No. 17 asserted, that he out been playing poker and on that he getting home bad explained To been at the home of No. 13. had his great embarrassment. No. 13 re that he knew plied over the telephone (Sensation.) nothing about it. 13, No. when called upon' to show had cause why he should not be expelled, last Wedlock hall, the caso No. 7 up for dis of Husband came cussion. Number 7 bad admitted in a of he had confidence. that moment given the entire month's salary to his that wife, and she gave him ten cents fare, every for car On one occasion he had failed to get a trans fer to the subway at One Hundred and street, and in Forty-ninth consequence forced to walk all the way from was to that Wall street, point being se verely reprimanded. by his boss for just himself bad come home as the telephone ben rang and that business had. kept had explained at the office. wife, too, As his was, was standing by the telephone, it help obviously impossible for him to out No. 17, however much -he might desire to do so. The justice of the contention was in stantly recognized, and the committee* being late. These facts committee by of, said that he him while sympathizing with No.. 17, was member. unable to censure this fellow cases having been disposed settled down to a #the, meeting but, to social entertainment, owing These were reported to. the members in whom. the immense amendment of bills for millinery, the Husband No. 7" had confided, and Easter members were formal motion was for the ex made not in such high spirits as usuals of pulsion No. 7, on the ground that Copies of the union's new publica he had violated • the the cardinal rule of the union--namely, that no ;member should ever turn over all his salary to his wife. that In defense No. 7 admitted the story• was quite true, but ex that plained accustomed to be was hold out a ten dollar bill each month. On this the oseasion was reading sporting page on the way home and forgot to extract the bill from his roll, that promised should he have his raised he salary would not inform hia wife, but would keep the extra money for condition On this No. 7 permitted. to remain In good' standing. No. was by 13 charged Husband He briskly, those most in de to: Dodge •Diswash being "How ing." Husbands' Union" Excuse: *'The of. Terma^ Common Book." "Glossary -the Employed When, •Tending of the, Upséting Furnace," *Methods' Refuse Baby Carriage" and "How to: P a Request fora New Union 19 membership of. the The tions sold mand $. ly increasing it at a been has necessary rate, and to bar husbands whose 'were obviously, pur-* all from ties phenomenal found or cigars chased. for them plications should their wives. Ap to addressed the Corresponding Husbands' secraary, N. Y. No. 1, Union, Local Now York Oft y by be : 1-9, |
