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juriIN MMINES ISReports Are Received From Guy E. Miller of the Federation.HELP LOS ANGELESCommittee Is Appointed to JSee Party .Nominees This Fall.Talk of unionizing the miners of the Miasouri-Kaneaa-Oklahoma district received impetus yesterday afternoon at the session of the Joplin Trades assembly at 417 Mato street, when Guy E. Miller, of Denver, representing the Western Federation of Labor, epoke exhaustively on the work that must be done among the miner* of this district If It is hoped to make unionism popular. The miners' union of the district, which is said to have grown since Its organization a number of month* ago, was represented by several members who promised even more active sup-port then they have been giving previously. Mr. Miller said he believed It would be a question of only a short time before the district is thoroughly unionized, and that the laboring men would be materially benefited by the chang*.Many I n ion* RepresentedThe meeting yesterday, not only because of Mr. Miller’s presence, but because of the l,abor Iay discussion, was unusually well attended and much enthusiasm was manifested in the topics brought up for discussion. Representatives from the carpenters, the moulder*, the painter*, the cigar makers, th© miner*, the bricklayers, the machinist*, the printers, the barbers and the building labor union were present.An appeal for financial aid from i Los Angeles labor organizations was I received ami a donation made. It was also recommended that the various local unions make donations.To IHsrtlM Politics.The question of the attitude of the various township, county and congressional candidates toward organized labor was considered and after more than an hour of general discussion the following committee wa? appointed to investigate the sentiments of the candidates; F. O.Smith, of the machinists’ union, and W. C. Hauer, of the brewery workers. both Republicans; Thomas J. Sheridan and Jesse Shelby, both Democrats; F. E Payne and Ft. R. Rlstlne, both Socialists. The .committee Is to hold a meeting in the near future.Banquet for Visitors.Labor Day plans were exhaustively discussed. It was announced that a private dinner was to be served at the Connor hotel, beginning at 1 o'clock next Monday afternoon, the guests to consist of sixteen persons including Governor Herbert S. Hadley, James A. Reed, James A. Caples and H. J. Skipington.coi to of | Ha wh ! on| pitI tar gi'I whSo y»wl of Good lloaSa.Representative Cordell Hull of ths Fourth Tennessee district like# to do things to Impress his constituents with the idea that he Is always trying to benefit them On one occasion he persuaded a good roads enthusiast to travel with him through his district and lecture on good roads, of which there are a few in that part of the state.You tell these people. said Hull, “that you’ll show thfm how to build good roads so they can get their corn out to market.At the first meeting place the good roads expert said to the constltutents:My friends, I'm going to show you ho wto build such roads that you can get your corn out.”Well, stranger,’’ drawled one of ths Tennesseeans. you noedn t worry. Down here we raise a lot of corn, but we make It Infer whlskv, an' then fight it out—Popular Magazine.mesalpeitin; hei un dei thlt; pri j K« ap I wa I esj ! he ! his ! Pl€ wo arc gr« hisFROM THE OAMPHIW.Gravellc to Return From Hollister, Mo., With flood Report.J. SlUs Gravell©, secretary of the V. M. C. A., Rnd a delegation of boys who have been In camp at Hollister, Mo., will refum to Joplin Wednesday Mr. tiravelle has been in charge of the boys’ department of the state Y. M. C. A. camp at Hollister. No accidents marred the camping trip and all of the Joplin boys are in good health according to Information received at the local Y. M. C. A.spsThe Phrok Was Returned.B. T. Robertson was arraigned before Justice Earll this morning on « charge of obtaining money by means of a bogus check. 1. H. Honeyman was the complaining witness.Honevman alleges that he cashed a check for $10. drawn by Robertson Op the Miners Hank. The check was turned down. Th© case was set for September 6.How to Mako Giblat Gravy.Clean and wash the giblets and pat them up to boll is a small |»ot, well covered with water, and season them with salt and a little pepper. Let them boil till tender, tben drain off the broth, but do not throw it away. Chop up the giblets fine and put back lo the broth, make gravy In your usual way. strain, nnd when ready to serve add your chopped giblets.in
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Joplin News Herald
Joplin, Missouri, US
Mon, Aug 29, 1910
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