The Labor Review from Leavenworth, Kansas • 1

THE LABOR REVIEW. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL VOL. VI. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS, OCTOBER 5, 11)07. NO.

9 PEOPLE'S THEATRE. CITY COUNCIL MEETING. AUTUMN. As an illustration take the famous; Harry Bell, state fond TRADES LABOR COUNCIL MEETING. Loewe case which after prosecution Inspected the grocery stores at Wol- In the lower courts, and argument be The New Peoples' Theatre, when we cott Monday last.

He is making a The City Council met In regular Sweet Is the voUvo that calla session Wednesday evening with From bnbbllng watorfalla fore the United States Circuit Court tour of this part of the state, but will now say "new," we say It advisedly of Appeals, ha snow been certified to not visit Leavenworth at this time, Mayor Everhardy In the chair and all In where' the downy seeds la now running every night. While tne united States Supreme Court lna llaitimnml tnP .1 for a ruling a sto whether the Sher Teh regular meeting of the Trades and Labor council will lie held next Monday evening. A full attendance la requested. BARBERS NO. 87.

the Theatre was only built last year, uv.v jcii 1 liesuay ror Phoenix, Arizona, to remain some time for his health. man Anti-Trust Law applies to the Labor Trust aa well as to combina Is yet Mr, Cunningham has saw fit to make many Improvements upon the structure, the principal one of whk-h the Coiincllmen present. I 8, 1 And osft the breezes blow, The council ant as a board of equal- aml 0(1(yng come and gQ Ization first to hear complaints on In faded gardens where the roae the appraised value of property for, dying, special paving taxes; but no complaints were made, and the council Among the atubbled corn adjourned and went Into regular The MIthe quail pipes at morn, tions or capital. this question will Miss Jennie Cookson, agent at be argued before the Supreme Court Piper station, was In Leavenworth Sometime thl8 fall. last week vlsitlnor her fnMier TV is a canopy upon Delaware street, It Brother Chas.

Michael la putting in additions onto liln houso at Ohio This you will agree is a significant Cookson of 709 south third street. session. 1 The merry partridge drones In hld- and Grand Avenues. result, and its consequences may in- A fence has been built around the deed nrove moment Ions. True this nM Ancol nmnnrt nn tlia oout ot1a la lighted by 300 electric lights which Illuminate the street for a distance of sev' ral squares.

The Interior of He says he hiia three pigs on the Sectlon 7 of the franchise for the. den places Leavenworth Light Heating com-! And glittering Insects gleam pany was amended by ordinance Above the heedy stream market, so If you want a nig see the theatre has now COO additional question arose In connection with a of the city market bordering Chero-wldespread boycott of products, but it kee street. The fence encloses a tina Its tnttniata Imnrlmr imnn laiira 1 r. 1. I i him.

electric lights In the lobby. The en read that the price of natural gas tor Where busy spiders spin their filmy mifjc uuacuivrui anil mis IS Ijlllltt the boycott of labor. Not only this a precaution now that the city lights Say Mister when you are out on trance has been tiled and is now a most beautifull Bight. The theatre South Fifth, at G10, you will find the first four years would be 25 cents instead of for the first five years. question but many others of equal will be shut off.

"Union Shop," P. Williams, Prop. Importance in connection with this This change was demanded by the laces. At eve, cool shadows fall Across the garden wall, And on the clustered grapes to purple Mrs. Mary Goergen, the mother of call and see him, on departing leave whole labor problem must be fought will seat 1200 people and is the most modern and up-to-date play house In the state of Kansas.

There is nothing Kansas Natural Gas company. E. S. Mrs. Martin Ehart, who broke her out in the courts fairly, squarely and Springer said that he could now as leer near the hln etv ninnlha nn-n la your whiskers or that surplus amount of hair which robs you of that neat appearance you would otherwise without equivocation.

The industrial to compare with It In this territory sure the acceptance of the franchise on the part of the company October now able to walk about the house with the aid of crutches. Mrs. Goer- conditions of the country demand and the banner statement of the pro have. such decision. It mav well be asked 4.

prietor Maurice Cunningham la that who is to undertake such stupendous 8en 18 74 years 01 aSe Drother Bert Jaskson is working The claim of James Foley for $13 litigation. Will you? Hardly. It Ume or tne was feared in California for Mr. Ed. Hoefener, turning; And pearly vapors He Along the astern sky, Where the broad harvest-moon is redly burning.

Ah, soon on field and hill The wind shall whistle chill, And patriarch swallows call their was disposed of by the adoption of it has more pleaces of exit than any similar theatre In the United States If you have any doubts about those can only be accomplished through she would never be able to walk Bert went west some time ago with the report of the committee on some v.f his friends. We are glad to a unity of action on the part of those again but then Mrs. Goergan de sewers that the claim be disallowed hear of him finding statements go there yourself and see, who make no quibble over asmall ex- dares that she is as young as any The license committee and city at pense when large issues are to be sue- sixteen year old girl in Don't forget that Monday night of torney were instructed to Investigate Just in propor- ENTERTAINS OFFICIALS. the 14th is meeting night, everybody the selling of stock, especially dis tlon to your desire to have these is come, something doing, come and eased animals and austioneei's help. Hope all the members will be licenses.

sues fought out. and won, do we ask your co-operatic In the work either E. S. Springer, manager of the llocl8 together, The partridge bursts away on whirring wings; Deep mourns the turtle in sequestered bower, And shrill lark carols clear from her aerial tower. A taxpayers' petition for the re Joseph Forsythe, the day operator for the Chicago Great Western, left yesterday for a three months' vaca- tlon to be spent In New E.

Pumphrey, night operator, will; take his place. Thomas Parked will: be night operator in the absence of. present. These are the union shops: Leavenworth Light and Heating mittance and release of Henry Meyers company, enterained Mayor Ever- as members or contributors. CITY NEWS.

was granted. Geo. Stahlman, 8th and Osage; hardy, J. H. Wendroff, city attorney, Appropriation ordinances for pay L.

H. Wagner, Turner Jail; Al Hans Kirmeyer, city clerk and the ment of shaiies and current expenses Mr. Forsythe. were passed. They do not take effect Hot-finer, 107 X.

5th; V. Griff th, sth and Shawnee C. C. members of the council with a supper at the Colonial Cafe Friday night. nature, now in every charm su preme! "Skimey" Frishnian has gone to John Quinn has left for St.

Joseph, until the mayor signs them, which of to reside. Smith, 112 S. Fifth: Claude Will Salt Lake looking for a business lo- course will not be done until there is Whose votaries feast on ruptures cation; ever new! sufficient funds in the treasury to do The Burlington and the Water iatns, 4II1 and Shawnee Gen. Sneers, tinder First National liank The invitation was extened Wednesday night when Mr. Springer expressed his thanks to the city officials who devoted to much time to the for the voice and fire of serap- so.

works company are at out on the wa- Frank O'Kane and family will" him, ter question and as a result the Bur- leave soon for Los Angeles, to I V. S. Tlays, 207 S. 4th; O. Van 213 S.

5th: J. Howell, 7U1 Cherokee; Williams, 610 LEAVENWORTH ELKS MEET. question of the gas franchise. To sing thy glories with devotion lington is going to Farley, for reside. 1.

I due! wilier na- us engines. i nil THERE WILL BE A CHANGE. Blest be the day I scaped the Mrs. Martha A. Neely, executrix of Catholic churches here tomorrow lor wrangling crew The first meeting of the Elks for the estate of Shaw F.

Neely, has the support of the orphans in this From Pyrrho's maze and Epicurus taken an appeal from a decision of diocese. This collection Is niadej S. 5th; jas () Connor, 7th John J. Carpenter, 5U1 Ave. Spruce; A.

K. Spinner, 5th and Osage street; f. Shaughncssy, 730 Cherokee and W. W. Wilson, 414 Cherokee street.

the winter season was held at their lodge rooms Thursday night, with a One of the oldest and best known sky, the Probate Court. annually in all Catholic churches And held high converse with the firms in Leavenworth will make a E. B. Baker, John T. O'Keefe and Anton Titolski was victimized to goodlike few change on the first of the month by Who to the enraptured heart and Lee Bond returned Wednesday from the extent of i 10.00 by a bogus check selling out.

One of the firm thinks he is entitled to a rest by reason of CARPENTERS NO. 499. ear and eye Topeka, where they went to agrue the one clay this week, by a stranger. Teach beauty, virtue, truth, and case of Naeher vs. the county com- Thomas McGloughlin has received ong and ordious devotion to a com missioners.

A decision in tne case a contract to erect two cottages on Thomas Jones Fon, Chas. Boyd, mercial career while the other mem large attendance. During the meeting the matter of biulding a club house was disscused by the members. At the conclusion of the meeting a social session was held and a banquet was enjoyed. Manager Martyne of the Orpheum brought over several people who are playing at hie house this week and they entertained the members of the lodge in delightful fashion with musical and other num will be handed down within thirty Michigan Avenue near Broadway for John Barnes, Dcweese Bess, Henry love, and melody.

HAS LEFT THE TIME. ber thinks there are fresh fields to days. Walter Kern and F. Whitaker. The Grote, Pat McLaughlin, Fuller Fel be exploited that should bring a young pnntvaot nvSna was 'A 1111(1 for the tWOk ler.

George McCauley, Oliver Mer, 1. ri i i ii ii iuui uu nit; iiiuun acuiu cicvuiui, Mr. Chas. R. Arries who has been formerly the Denton elevator.

The The Kansas City Western electric Henry Dol.l Dave Finuff and Kohn are the fair contractors. PAINTERS NO. 153. connected with the Leavenworth snace to be covered is 312.000 snnare railroad Is having a great deal of young and vigorous man fame and fortune. They will be suceeded, however, by two Leavenworth fa.

orites. SALARIES REDUCED. feet and probably one of the largest trouble along Kiowa street with small limes ror the last seven years in an edltional and business capacty roofing jobs let in Leavenworth in boys who keep trying to catch the- bers THE CITY'S HEALTH. has severed his connection with that many years. cars as tney pass going ai a rate.

Tuesday a small boy by the- paper. Mr. Arries is one of the best Howard Seybold will leave within al mo atfpmntPf tn a. newspaper men In Kansas besides short time for Oklahoma City, O. car and was thrown to the The Union shops are: Harrington, Ilallaux 218 S.

6th Ancdrson Ilashagan, 408 S. 5th Fuqua Ilertel, 109 N. 9th where he will make his future home. The vital statistics computed by being a jolly good fellow and his many friends in Leavenworth regret but luckily was only frightened. The City Council last week, reduced the salary of the following city officers to as follows: Mayor, $1500 per year; City Clerk, Havens Grant of Jamestown, N.

the health department for Leaven formerly publisher of the Jamestown A. Kulla who was snot in me aiiKie worth for September shows that du to see him leave the newspaper bus iness here. Daily Press, is a guest at the home by John Gorski some time ago, re- of his uncle. Paul E. Havens.

turned to wont tne ueginning 01 mid ing that month there were only nine-teen deaths as opposed to twenty- -O- $000 per $1100 week. All the shot have not been A. N. Wales, 623 Pottawatomie Phone 2083; P. J.

Williams, 9th and Kiowa, Phone 75 J. C. Kerr, 308 S. 5U1 St. J.

Karl-ford, 4th and Spruce Sts. J. Stanley, 919 Kiowa John Burkitt 417 Osage St; M. C. Duffm, 714 nine births.

This is the lowest mor A large maple tree that used to WIIAT Til FY ARE DOING. taken out. $15.00 per year; City Marshal, per year; City Engineer, $15.00 year; Chief Fire Department, per year. MAY COME HERE stand in front of W. G.

Bolman's res tality the city has had for several They do say that Henry Dunbar, idence on Sixth and Walnut, strets years during the autumn months ell Wednesday night, and blocked the conductor on the Burlington Plug got. lost, when he had to run c.ovni to The association styling itself while the luirlh rate is mormal. Dirt lis are classified as follows raffle on Sixth street for two days. and the "American Anti-i invsott- Ac. for water.

How about it, Dun White males, white females bar. on'nthn" is filling (he mails wilh Pottawatomie Phone 625 W. Kggleslou, 217 N. 5H1 St. () nJMIiKRS' UN ON.

Tony Meyer returned to the city eslerday after an absence of over a I colored males, colored females There is some probabnlity that, the isS'iuri-Knns'as t'ootliall g.une the following circulars which is being sent to business men and em He is visiting his parents who 1. Don lis and their causes follow lve in norm Leavenworth. will lie played at Leavenworth this year. The old grounds at Kauris ployers iiirooiighout the countv Tuherctilosis, paralysis, 2 organic will he seen bv it that enemies heart dieiise, abscess of of organizer labor are not bile by The remains of Daniel McGuire who died at McLoiith this week, were brought here for buiTinl Tuesday. Some boys have been greasing the electric Company's tracks and have been annoying the comany very much on Kiowa street.

It is a penitentiary offense and some of the boys will any means; Shops which are to organized labor: Tholon Bros. Plumbing Company, 4 (It! Shawnee street: 1 1 iilin Carroll, corner Filth and Oak streets; Pinektiey Gas and Fitting City cannol lie obtained and the Missouri people object to going to Lawrence anil the Kaiv ns people oliject the going to Joplin where it was pro Dr. Wallace has received letters from the United Stales authorities regarding the typhoid fever epidemic in the city. W. B.

Slosson for many years vice- apopexy, cancer of stomach, 1 cerebral congestion, ileo-colitis, 1 New York, Sept. 17, y7. infantile spasms, premature birth, We again ask for your financial, as Company, 313 north Fifth street; T. we already have your moral, support Reyburn Plumbing Company, corner posed to play the game, heaven-worth people are in correspondence with the college authorities with a senility, spinal meningitis, spinal seleresis, typhoid fever, One case of diptheria reported dur Fifth and Cherokee streets; Jas of the work of this Association. Every day demonstrates anew the Folev Plumbing 220 Delaware president of the Brown Medicine Company here, died last Monday in New York.

Owing to the increase in work at continued necessity for the interpre good prospect of getting the game street. find it out, much as the company dislikes to prsecute them. The United States Officials are-weighing mail matter this month that passes through the postoffices. tation, enforcement and preservation here. -O- law as it relates to the labor prob the postofflce incident to the weight -o- DEATH OF THOS.

MACKEN. lem. It is only by the steady enun ing of the mails for the adjustment ciation and invocation of law in sus DIED FROM FRIGHT. ing the month, remain under quarantine and one case of scarlet fever is likewise under quarantine. Of three cases of smallpox reported, one has been discharged and two remain.

Four cases nf typhoid fever were on record at the beginning of the month and one new case was reported; of which three cases were taining the rights of employers, that of postal rates the Leavenworth office has teen allowed an extra clerk i Thomas Maken died from heart labor unions will learn the futility The purpose for which labor is-employed by a corporation is from the results of labor. for the next thirty days. Alvin trouble yesterday after an iliiness of Mhs Marie Pinklcton, wife of Ben of resorting to methods that are both at variance with the country's stat Jos'yn has been appointed to the ad- more than two weeks. He lived at ton Pinkleton at Fort Leavenworth, The problem, however, involves-- HtI fwn 1 nlnilrr.Vi I -v Tf a tinf zi eama 115 Ottawa street with his sister, utes and the American conception of died from fear of having an uleertat- Alvin Joslyn that used to display a hth the question of a fair division I nvi'iinnc i fill-- Miss Agnes Macken. Maken hud one died, and two remain ed tooth Thursday.

Mrs. Pinkleton counle of nuarts of diamonds on his ln 7 called a dentist to her home at nlnvmen t. Lalwr has a ricrnt to a wide acquaintance In Leavenworth. He was 00 years old. His nephew from Massachusetts will be here for annual trip here, however Fourth and Ottawa streets The fair play.

This statement not only applies with peculair force to those elemental conditions with which every employer of labor is sooner or later confronted, but especially to those larger, deeper and more fundamental HIT BY A RAILROAD TRAIN. have something to say upon this problem. It is foolish to try to earn your the funeral. The funeral took place from his residence, 115 Ottawa street, at 8:30 o'clock Wednesday morning ordeal proved too great for the woman and while the dentist was making preparations for the opera The Turning school of fhe Leavenworth Turnverein will be resumed on Monday, October 7. Prof.

Beckmann will be instructor. One of Donovan's Transfer wa principles which lay at the root of the tion she was overcome, and died al gons a one horse express, driven by Wm. McCauley was struct by a Bur most instantly through paralysis of whole question. Principles that must be fought for tenaciously, he nerve centers controlling the lington freight train at seventh and and the services were held at th Cathedral at o'clock. a high mass of requien said by Father Fitz-patrick he remains were taken to Mount Calvery cemetery where the burial took place.

The pall bearers were M. Stanton, It. F. Itoehe, Stance bread by the sweat of your tongue- John Biringer, gun and locksmith corner 6th and Shawnee streets, does all kinds of repairing snrli as bicveles. srusn.

etc. II through court after court, even to the heart. Goroner Johnson decided that A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. George Huhn of Nineteenth and Shawnee streets.

Thomas Healer has left for Okla- highest tribunal of the land. Contests which cost thousands of dollars of expense, and with the result of which Choctaw streets Thursday and the wagon was cotnpletly destroyed and the horse slightly injured. The driver was thrown out into the street but no inquest was necessary. The body will be sent to Rock Island, 111., Meyers, James Foley, and John the home of the young woman, previous to her marriage last December. every manufacturer is always indirectly and often directly concerned.

homa where he will make his future ajso carrjes a ttpto-date line of home. sporting goods, fiishing escaped unhurt..