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VOI XXVI NO 177 GAINESVILLE FLORIDA WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1 1909 TEN CENTS A WEEK

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ROMPERS HAS HOI OLD

TIME IN BIG MEETING

Evopean Delegates Claim His Attitude Is Equivocal-

As to International Federation of Unionism

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PARIS Aug 31 Samuel Cormiers

president of the American Federation

Labor was the dramatic center

f the first days session of the sixth

Jaternational trades unions congress

when several European delegates bit-

terly denounced what they claimed tofee the equivocal attitude of the Ameri-

can federation with reference to Join

log the international movementGompers insisted that the problems

mind policies of American trades un

lonlsm were so Intermingled with

f American traditions and ideas thatAmericans could 111 share the time to

encounter the influence of Europeanleaders where the trades unionismtendencies were temperamentally dlff

Nevertheless as an evidence thatI the United States was anxious for

International cooperation Mr Goinn-

f Introduced a proposal favoringworld wide organization which woulddefend the rights and interests of

all and create international fraternityand solidity

P The clash came over the question

f of the exact status of Mr Gomperand the American Federation of Labor in the conference Mr Gompera-

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Great Free Practice Game

At Park Today at 4 P M

rut your hammer in the lockerHide your sounding board likewise

Anyone can be a knockerAnyone can criticise

Cultivate a manner winningThough it hurts your face to smile

And seems awkward in beginningBe a booster for awhile

Everyone in Gainesville whetherthey intend accompanying the baseballfooys to Ocala or not on Thursday-are asked to come out to the bigpractice game this afternoon at thehall perk and see the nice manner inwhich the Oak Halls have lined upfor the coming combat with Ocatacommencing on Thursday afternoon

There are some in the teamthat Manager Davit wants the puojlfto see and wants them to alsothe niainiir in which the bull l

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was merely an auditor but was ready-to give his opinions

Personally he continued I haveno authority to pledge the affiliationof the American Federation of Laborbut 1 believe it will come in timeHueber an Austrian delegate

characterized Mr Gomperaexplanation as mockery He like theothers had been under the Impressionthat the Americans meant businessand that Mr Gompers was the officialdelegate from that country Otherwise he could not understand how theAmerican resolutions happened to beprinted in the official program

I regret explained Mr Gompersthat you have misconstrued my re-

marks as an attack upon Europeantrades unionism I repeat we aresincerely desirous of internationalfederation but only HO far as it pre-

serves the American conception ofunionism If Europe does not wantus It will be unfortunate

Hueber retorted that It was nowseven years since the Americans be-

gan talking about joining the International federation and It was abouttime a decision was reached It nowappears he continued that MrGompers Is merely on a voyage ofdiscovery

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is to their interest to see themThe exhibition practice will be free

this afternoon and i to warm themup Just a little before taking theirjourney which will mean shall weremain the champions or allow Ocala-

to cop out at this late dayThe railroad people have been very

kind in the matter of train serviceand given a rate of fifty cents for theround trip the train to leave Gaines-ville at 115 p m and returning leaveOcala at 7 p m for home

Ticket Agent Goodwin desires tostate for the benefit of the ladles whoanticipate going on thin trip tint thelast three coaches will beespecially for them and will bo keptso both going and coming and thatthe strictest order will prevail on thetrain

Visit till rk the IMIVH workmil and then make up your mind toKfcoitipmiv the team on the trip andw them out victorious

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UNION STREET IMPROVED

Commissioner Dell Made Great

Change In Thoroughfare

One of the most notable changes-

to be made In the streets of Gaines-ville for a good many years Is thecomplete rebuilding of East Unionstreet which has just been completed-by Street Commissioner Dell

This thoroughfare bad been neglect-

ed so long that It was nothing butgullets and holes although one otthe most Important streets In Gainesille During the past year it has had

more buildings erected on It thanany other one particular spot andthe Improvements that have beenmade are no more than the progress-ive property owners are entitled to for this Is the first attentionthat It has received In about eightyears

Union street Is now badly In needof a cement culvert tho lime ashas been placed at other plui thatare not used as much a thisstreet and the City Council shouldtake some action to see that it Isplaced there saving the nice workthat has just been done and not al-

low It all to be washed off intoSweetwater branch

The repairs were made with smallcoat and it is a job that will greatlyenhance the value of property in thisdistrict The general public are proudof the change as well as the Indi-

viduals whose places it has Improved

HIGH SPRINGS NEWS

HIGH SPRIGS Aug 31 Rev JL Yeates pastor of the Methodistchurch in High Springs and his fam-

ily have gout to Flvay to visit themother of Mr Yeates

Mrs H D Foy Iff in WilmingtonN C visiting her son A D Foy Jr

Mr P P Wood has returned froma pleasant visit to Tampa

Mr and Mrs G Easterlin Mas-

ter Spencer Roach Mr and MrsGodwin Mrs W E Dow and little

son Rill have returned after attend-

ing a few weeks at White SpringsMiss Nellie Stewart is visiting

Wottliiiigton SpringsHugh L Futch Is spending some-

time in St Petersburg-Mr and Mrs W G Holland and

Master Hogan Tucker have gone for-

a few weeks outing to points In Geor-

gia and South CarolinaMiss Gladys Duputa daughter of

Judge J S Dupuls has gone to At-

lanta to attend school She will bewith her sister Mrs R li Hush form-

erly a resident of High Springs butnow of Atlanta-

T D Futch Is at home for a fewdays before returning to school InAuburn Ala

The many frit nda of J H Dow willbe interested to loam of his rocontmarriage In Little Rock Ark to MissVirginia Stokus of that city Tinceremony was performed y JT ChrltftlAtt of the Second lUiptUtchurch bride IH unite ixipularIn Little Rock where hn KnulimttMlin April a trained nurto frontlky lcl K and SurBoows opit l

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IMPORTANT DECISION-

IN BANKRUPTCY CASE

Insurance Policies Not Assets In Such Case Acctri-

ing to Ruling of Jndgeiocke

JACKSONVILLE Fla Aug 31A farreaching opinion and one whichwill have a treat effect on bankruptcy-cases In Florida In the future hasbeen handed down by Judge J WLocke of the United States CourtBriefly stated Judge Locke has ruledthat In bankruptcy proceedings an In-

surance policy of the defendant shallnot be considered part of the assetsliable to conversion Into cashThis ruling was mode In the reviewof the of C W Smith followinga previous hearing before RefereeFrank DFerrow of Lake City

Following possible precedents MrDFerrow ruled that the Insurancepolicy of Mr Smith should be con-sidered part of the estate of the defandant A petition for a rehearing-was filed nnd Mr beFcrrowti opin-

ion was reversed As far as hearingsIn the United States Court are con

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FUNERAL OF MRS REAL

Services Held from Methodist ChurchTuesday Morning

The funeral services over the re-

mains of the late Mr J A Deal wereheld at the First Methodist churchTuesday morning at 920 oclock RevF R Urldgea officiating

A large number of friends of thedeceased and family were assembled-at the house of worship pat ththlast respects to the deceased whilethe cortege was large that followedthe remains to the cemetery beingmade up by a great number of theRocky Point people where she madeher home for a number of years ifter her marriage

The remains laid to rest In

iho family burying ground along withthe other members of tho family whohad preceded her The floral offerIngs were many covering the gravennd casket

Champ Clark Is convinced thatRoosevelt will be the next candidate-of the Republican party says Thelilrmlngham AgeHerald Quit theprophet business Champ

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corned the opinion of Judge Lockewill be followed la the future tatthere Is possibility of appeals beingmade to the Appellate Court

Numerous cases have been heardIn the past and following thetraction put OB such matters by thestatutes of Florida it has been the titleto accept or take Insurance policiesas were declared by the bankruptTills ruling has never been questionedor at least a contest had never beemade previous to that entered by MrSmith The importance of JudgeLockes opinion will be clearly seenThrough Its Influence a person will notbo deprived of the benefits of a policyupon which large sums of money kiabout to mature Neither will It takefrom a person a paidup policy whichthe defendant may hold and whichmay be converted Into cask at any-

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ROOF IS BEING ADDED

New Seaboard Depot Will Readyin Shert While

Work on the new Seaboard depotIs progressing very rapidly and Itwll be ready for the accommodationof the public wlthn the next fewweeks

The greatest delay now will I

hard walks that are to be placedabout the building for on this cfasaof work It requires a certain lengtof time to season and some bolo

the time will probably be necessaryIn this respect

About all of tho carfter werJthas been completed and as HOB 01he roof has bees flnlsbed sad theart It Ions Installed this part of thecork will be ready for the painters

on the Inside tho exterior alreadyhaving received Its touches

The Gazette says that Bartow Ua thriving little city and may pro-

duce many big things but when Itcomes to producing fruits vegetablesand field crops KIssimmco leads allFlorida towns

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ruady has mado a trip far up theriver to receive a silver service fromthe State of Mississippi and thearmored cruiser squadron made up ofthe Montana North Carolina andNVw York

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