The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1904, Page 8

OPPOSES LOL GDOOLDLPSOODLOS OG DOLHOTOOOODOOD SO OOODD OO WIbbkIE WISE w w Gene Carr’s Kid with the Bulgi HOw STuPID} IM uUST Goins Evening World First of co of advertising in Bvening World during first six © Months, 1904...,..csseeecceeeess 1700 jumber of columns of advertising in The Bvening World during first six HE” months, 1903....00.eeererseeeees 5,019 YOIDNT, MISS OAT, Ml Mary Jane and Kickums Up to New Mischief # w 3! 4s fF A A They Lay a Trap for Sis's Best Fellow and Give His Love's-Young-Dream a Jar, Intuition and the New growth of organised labor in numerical | Strength within recent years is extraordinary even for @ra characterized by defensive and offensive com- in all nes of business ectivity. In 1897 the a Federation claimed a membership of 265,800, Woman. Cnr tke its rolls last September were 1,745,270 wage-earners, MARY JANE, ¢ within the year, by Secretary Morrison's figures, {t cmmnQomenee A Bas gainet 490,000, The American Labor Union has| I HEAR . Thus in the nation there is a vast industrial By ela A: COMIN’: J @rwy, approximately $,000,000 strong, probably the most! Nixola Greeley-Smith. By Martin Green, . ‘| formidable body of mon on a peace footing the world nyt ‘Bas ever known. To what lengths are the increasing tendencies ROM time ‘trward orgacisation to go? Manifesting themselves as "i ‘Well in the trades and professions naturally allied with eapltal, and among interests nominally antagonistic to! Tabor, they make pertinent the question recently raised “8 to what Is to become of the general public. Must It) “@vontually split up into new divisions and align Itself! “with one or the other of two great industrial parties | ‘@pposed on questions of sentiment and aympathy? ; Though labor disputes continue and perhaps become accountable ‘Worse, there is noted a growing recognition on the part | y physic penetra- employer and employed of the fact that thelr in-| ton which (terests are interdependent and suffer mutual harm by . / males the moet DID You EVER Mr. Belmont Must Not Forget that the Subway Belongs to the People. ‘ J | SEB,” said the Cigar-Store Man, “that Mr. Bel- mont still refuses to pay the motormen in the Subway $3.50 a day,” “ “It's a lot of money,” warned The Mam Higher Up. “For $3.50 you can blow yourself to a quart of real wine, What right has a workingman to demand $3.50 « day when all the boss wants to pay te $3? Mr. Belmont puts up the plea that he could get motormen to work for $2.50 a day, and there is no doubt = * he could, but he could get men to toll in his bank for half the money he pays his present employees. Never- theless he wouldn't hire the cheap labor because he knows the cheap clerks and cashiers and accountants would fall down on the work. “There ls one point in this controversy that Mr, Bel- mont appears to be shy on, He has handled this thing + nism, An interesting i!lustration of what this Beales oe etanding can do in effecting a harmonious re- eh 3 hip through co-operation and concession is Nixola Greeley-Smith. lished by the returns made by manufacturers to the | most lettered man. i ot Statistics of New Jersey, a State in which tho| , But to-day, when women are | for the Intellectual laurels which In 2 ise of manufactures during the last decade has! gays gone by they were content to view |) been nearly double that of any qger in the Union, and | upon the rugged brows of thelr lords matoh for the Phere strikes are decreasing. and hose she At aan B yi right along as though the Subway were his own road. 4 © Employers are reported as making notable proviaion | 404" tie vact prompte the inquiry as to He is in the wrong there. It belongs to the people of “for the comfurt and health and social needs of their| whether the new woman tndeed pos New York. You and I have a slice of it—a punk little “Bien, providing well-equipped club-houses, restaurant esses {in the same measure as her slice, but a alice at that, because we put up our share of Neb-ro \¢ a ‘he on ry other, oF 2 r less accomplissed = grandm . Qnd lunch-room facilities in factories, bath rooma, t! tt ‘Pecreation reoms. Where women are employed they | leas of a myth. Bave exacted a higher standard of politeness and) The other day 1 thought T bay ourtesy from the foremen In charge. In one large) tre! ® fine berg ee gore lty 7 | young woman 5 ‘ || factory employing women a stock of umbrellas and Very modern profession successfully, Is ©. Waterproof garments is furnished for use on rainy days, | just about as “new as of Troy, ‘A Benefit and burial tunds are encouraged and contributed; It was at a root garden shee <P : ©} to, fines romitied and e¢ disposition evidenced to treat re a Me on atk rm ac: | Mm nown actress, A yo 5 >, “the hands” with a consideration foreign to the Oll! quaintanca of the latter, came up and sf factory regime, wa yduced. In the course of con- These measures mean much for the establishment of versation he asked the younger woman f she, too, was on the stage, “No, a nious re vhich disc ve, |! BS, fou relations in which discontent cannot thrive,,\) replied, “and yout” "Buppoi ) and)they are likely to avert many an Incipient tradg the cush that the city has paid Mr. Belmont and bis aasoctates for building the rapid transit tunnel, “Until the road finally passes {nto complete possession = | of the people of this town Mr. Belmont will be compelled to pay a certain percentage of the receipts to the elty, That given the people « partnership interest, even if they don't get the whole works. The people ought to heve something to say about what their employees should draw down for labor, - “This municipality pays {ts employees the highest wages of any city in the world, We have a civil servies that solders a man into a job for his natural Iife an@ the hours of labor in the public service are shorter thas they are in any private business, It looks as though, inasmuch as the Subway is ours, under cover, and we will have an interest in it until we get a clear title, thet the taxpayers of New York wouldn't balk on paying the Subway motormen as much in ‘proportion to the import auce of their jobs as we pay our street sweepers and our fat clerks, whose main effort In life 1s confined to keep 6 office chairs from blowing out the windows,” “A man Las es much right,” asserted the CigarStore Man, “to buy cheap labor as he has to buy cheap egga® agreed The Man Higher Up, “and in each tne stance he gets the same result.” te suggested laughingly, “you sures ite. They betoken a common-sense appreciation! what my business Man cmployce’s rights as a member ot society which “Very well." she acquiesced. “T should ; Mae dis th eacate hie beat 4 say you were a travelling salesman hou! h ork Guessed right the very ‘iret Ume,” Was » Y, | i A GREAT THEATRE NIGHT. aba a shot at whet my line of weeds ‘The confirired frst-nighter finds himself distracted '* { this evening by the eight theatre openings simul: | Thies yon @ pause of perhape thirty | sly offering their rival attractions. Jt Is al Wark alana haneagerpiia + “@ramatic bill of fare with an embarrassment of riches. | should say.” A start from the man Nowhore else in the world’s capitals is the playgoer | 9"4 a delighted gurgie from the actress 1} Offored such a lirt.of theatrical novelties from which to| Proclalmed the accuracy of the guess Now, that girl had never mei 7) Make s choice. The managers now display thelr selecs| verse nor Pep Med Ging = tions of imported and domestic dramas and the public| “How on earth did you do itt’ her |‘ begina its critical scrutiny, Evidences are not wanting} /"d asked; “you certainly have won- i | that the stream of money which finds its way to box-| pat Pees ve Gffices te this year of porns! volume. Given good plays,| jock tolmes Wee Dien ve eel “there is no obviour reason why the theatrical season! him tell me that he'd been in Shelby- should not be 2 successful one. Lacking first-class | ville, Ky.? He didn't talk like a ‘ome 4, A return of the “froste’ of yester-year may | native 4nd how on earth would he ever f rally be looked for. have got to that little town {f he hadn't For two-dollur vrices have developed a critical sense | “ne there with samples?’ the Now York theatregoer which now more often) “But,” peri the actress, stil its expression in an avoldance of the theatre at | clinging to the intuition theory, “what | Which an inferlor drama is on the boards. ae pepsin?” And then the @her- lock Holmes had to confess herself non- Nageed +: THE WISDOM OF JAP SURGERY, ta now. ane aamitiea In the correspondence of the Sunday World yester-| tuctantly, “tt just came into my be ) Gay, frou the seat of war in the Bast, there was tribute Fi : dealing with unimportant tr+ a 4 whose arrows wounded with bitter snrart, en an these that feminine int g | | Not the go’ to the work c oe surgeons on the flelda of battle, ‘ioe inaeh otiois aaa esta aes in ; Nor the purple-flery birds of death and love, Appears that there is a most gratifying percentage Of! known women who would announce that é y Do not ask for the hands of love or love's soft eyes; % among the wounded men of tae Mikado's | “there was some kind of a myat be- ‘They sive lees love tého give all, giving what wanes, And this fact fe attributed largely to the| '¥een Mr. Blank and Miss So-and-ao I give you the heart-way to Paradise, pancse practice of duferring operations. because of the expression of his back] . ‘With no death arrow with ’ : : | when talking to her,” or some other | 4 ‘The little brown man who falis at the front is not equally inconsequent observation. An Odd Revenge. To avenge his defeat in the municipal clections for the Provincial Council at Tra los Montes the Marquis de Xanos cornered the entire stock of butchers and poulterers of the town, The inhabitants had to subsist without meat for@ + week. or 2 o bea 2999 O04 O540SS9S 9 9906 555-5-599006500 0000560000000 BORD LOESEPES TORS 2-2 ST SISOS OEES Fg HOP DEE oS SF2-25959S09O9 A Song of Love. © you not feel the white glow on your breast, my bird? D That {s the flame of love I send to you from afary ‘Not a wafted kiss, hardly a whispered word, But love Itself that files as a white-winged star, Let It dwell there, let it rest there, at home in your heart; |] wafted on wings of gold, It Is Love itself, the Dove, = > of hered by manipulations, and cuttings, an! probings.| Jo great things intuition us Pi Operation js performed upon the field uniess im-| '0 Werks for instanee, in d Sak atively demanded. His wound is antiseptically| ‘°° *!!mportant question as to ALLS ‘ er net the ma h |, and the dreasing remaine until he Is sefely in, rau dita De I. Perlisps not pven then is there an operation.: "She knew ah h be hospital arrangenénts in Tokio are admirable, and he Boe be Ate belared For quickly comes such knowledge, wrote Byron of the fair herotne of his Dream, But she only knew it deca : hi “| she did't cave a rap fer him. If ” ‘ . N i irkable examoles of what to do in war when WE" | nad she would have trembled . t > 7 must be, Are they adding a rentle demonstra-| tc, Mm, the lesson of which may be carried into times of | iy Neg Fi etsy wae rT wae of how important and helpful it may be for} votion At leas: ok ge pirat Phe Meus Of the Gencet to know just how and when not! ys. ue ‘a nay’ be ori ee ° | of to Des, when mee oO anythio, | man she doesn't care for joves her, of course, For that is one of the n 4 DO NOT WAIT | Hsible trifles on which her Sartre I is Or relatives to put the boy who is not going! beg especie in p woreneg, “overtime. a , But when she is in love herself the into an cosy berth—-a desirable opening] guch vaunted gift vanishes into thin for him through two or three lines yr BOIL ’EM! 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