The Wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, December 09, 1910, Image 12

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    SOLID SOUTH
IS WAVERING
New Orleans Opposed as Pan
ama Exposition City.
TEXAS FAVORS SAN FRANCISCO
Decided Falling Off In Enthusiasts In
Lone Star 8tate ae Evidenced by
Articles Appearing In Papers of
El Paao and San Antonio Swing
In Line For the California City as
the Logical Site.
While Nw Orleans la industrious
ly claiming the endorsement of the
Mississippi valley region and the
middle west it is allowing the "solid
south" to " waver in Us supposed al
legiance and slip away.
A few days ago word came from
Ban Antonio, Tex.,' that there was a
decided falling off of New Orleans
exposition enthusiasts In that city
owing to the greed of the Crescent
City In attempting to secure the Na
tional Bankers' convention for next
year, after Ran Antonio had put in a
bid for their entertainment. Such
action was not considered neighborly,
especially after the Texas city had
been asked to support New Orleans
In its struggle for exposition honors.
Now El Paso, Tex., has apparently
swung into line for San Franclsoo
as against Now Orleans as the log
ical site for the Panama exposition,
judging by the following In the El
Paso Herald of Oot. 12:
"El, Paso's Interest as to the loca
tion of toe Panama exposition of 1915
all lies with San Francisco as against
New Orleans. As one commentator
sayB: There never was an exposi
tion so successful as that at Seattle,
and there never was one so forlorn
a failure as that at Jamestown, Va.,
notwithstanding the fact that half
the population of the country is with
In a day's er a night's ride of James
town.' An exposition at San Fran
elsce will promote the development of
the wost and that Is what we are
after."
Sometime ago New Orleans secured
an endorsement In St. Louis and that
access appears to have induced the
belief among the Crescent City boost
ers that the entire middle west . was
only waiting for an invitation to
climb on the New Orleans band
wagon.
Next New Orleans announced that
Omaha was for it, but the announce
ment was premature. In Its hurry
to report result the New Orleans bu
reau at Omaha sent broadcast over
the country that New Orleans had
been endorsed ae the exposition city
by the Commercial club, the largest
and most influential organisation of
business men there.
Immediately the Commercial club
held a meeting, repudiated the alleg
ed endorsement of New Orleans ana
endorsed San Francisco by an over
whelming vote. The city couaeH of
Omaha, by unanimous vote, passed a
resolution alee endorsing San Fran
cisco. Still asserting title to the sympathy
and influence of the entire middle
west section, the New Orleans boost
ers descended upon Chicago and re
quested an endorsement. The re
quest was politely but firmly refused,
but New Orleans, nothing daunted,
continued to "claim" Chicago's sup
Prt4 confdeatL iJL-tae belielthat
endorsement would come later." But
on Oct. 7 Chicago showed unmistak
ably where she stood In the exposi
tion ftght when the National Business
League cf America adopted a resolu
tion, which after setting forth the ad
vantages of San Francisco, conclud
ed, "That San Francisco be, and
hereby is, strongly recommended as
the proper, site for the proposed ex
position." New Orleans suffered another re
buff when she sought the endorse
ment of Washington, D. C. Washing
ton refused, whereupon the New Or
leans promoters dismissed the sub
ject with the remark that Washing
ton did not count anyway.
New Orleans "hopes" to raise about
18,000,000 for her proposed exposi
tion, which will be entirely inade
quate for so great an undertaking,
but Senator Foster of Louisiana
seeks to minimize the importance of
having sufficient funds to insure the
euccess of the enterprise. Admitting
that San Francisco will have more
than twice as much money for expo
sition purposes as New Orleans, he
pleads that "it would be mean and
unfair for congress to take that fact
into consideration."
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California Solid For Exposition.
Supporter? of San Francisco's claim
to the Panama exposition in 1915 are
confident that an overwhelming dis
play of exposition funds will,, win gov
ernment recognition to the fair it is
proposed to hold on the Pacific coast.
Ii California is as solidly united on
this project as the utterances of Cali
fornia editors" would indicate the rep
resentatives of that state will appear
before congress "this 'winter with a
fund of $17,500,000 raised through
private subscription, city bonds and
a state tax.
It may be that New Orleans will
make some announcement of a heavy
raise at the last moment, but the Pa
cific coast is disposed to believe that
Its showing will overshadow anything
New Orleans can do in the way of
furnishing the sinews of war and ex
position. Blsbeo (Aria.). Mine.
Exact Definition.
A gentleman is a gentleman. A
party is a man who gets his hair cut
on Saturday night. Top.eka Capital.
Evil in Neglected Legislation.
In Belgium, where education is not
compulsory, 21 per cent, of the work
ing people over ten years of age can
neither read nor write.
None to Do the Chores.
More than four million people are
estimated to attend moving picture
shows in the United States every day.
No wonder it is getting so hard to find
somebody willing to do the chores.
To the Man of Honor.,
Base gains are tle same as losses
Hesiod
Congress Can Not Refuse.
Elbert HuWbard (Fra Elbertus)
says: "The miracle of four years has
taught the world a lesson. Congress
and the president can not will not
refuse the claim of San Francisco as
the festival city of the Panama-Pacific
exposition in 1915."
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SWEET THINGS
CIGARS, ETC.
4
The Sugar Bowl"
C. L. OLDS, 1545 O
The real place to buy Christmas Greeting Cards, Christ
mas Candies. Christmas Ice Creams, Etc. The Christmas
Csrd is a growing favor. I have the largest line of Illumi
nated Christmas, New Year and Post Cards in the west.
Special Christmas Prices.
1545 O A little bit further down the street, bnt
you'll profit by the extra distance. -
DENIES IT.
A responsible manager of the State
Journal denies that the Journal refused
"to print the resolutions of the allied
trades council endorsing Hitchcock
and Maguire. He asserts that a report
er endeavored to learn what had been
done at Sunday 's meeting, but was put
off by members of the allied trades.
The Journal puglished the resolutions
Tuesday morning.
Named Shoes are Often Made
in Non-Union Factories.
Do Not Buy Any Shoe
no niatter what the name unless
it bears a plain and readable
impression of this Union Stamp.
All Shoes Without the Union Stamp are Non-Union
Do not accept any excuse for absence of the UNION STAMP -'
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
WORKERS UNION p
I UNlOHjp STAMP j
246 Sumner St., Bpstcn, Mass.
JOHN F. TOBIN, Pres.
CHAS. L. BAINE, Sec-Treas.