The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-09-22
GENERAL MENTION.
News and Notes Gathered From Home
and Other Places.

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Smoke Blue Ribbon union made
cigars. Neville & Gardner.
OF course you see to it that the
union label is on your shoes.
Time to buy coal. See that it is
delivered by a union teamster.
M. T. Caster, of the Electrical
Workers, has moved to 1419 G street.
The largest line of union made
shoes in the city at Rogers & Per-
kins.
Central Labor Union meets next
Tuesday evening. See to it that your
unions delegates are there.
Neville & Gardner's t.Blue Ribbon
cigar is union made right here in Lin
coin. None better. old by all deal
ers.
Do not forget the Woman's Union
Label League social next Monday eve
ming. 1t will be something worth
while.
B. o. Wilson, foreman of the w. N.
u, is writing a series of mighty good
stories for the Western Publisher,
Chicago.
I. r. belong will visit Hastings
soon for the purpose of organizing a
local of the painters and decorators
of that city.
The American Federation of Labor
national Typographical Union for the
S-hour day.
S. w. Mccoy carries big line of
union made shoes, and does union
repairing, too. Read his advertise
ment in this issue.
The striking chain machine work
ers of the Chicago & Alton have vio-
lated their contract, despite the adj
vice of President Mitchell.
Capital Auxiliary No. II has decid-
Ell not to hold a social this month,
but the October social will be some
thing out of the ordinary.
1. R. belong has been appointed
organizers of the Painters and Deco
rators of this district, comprising
Nebraska, Iowa, Wyoming and Colo
RADIO.
When you go to buy your winter
suit you will, of course, make sure
that the label of the United Garment
Workers is sewed on the inside peck
ct of the coat.
The third annual convention of the
American Brotherhood of Cement
OF E011 1@~
week. The next convention will be
held at Buffalo.
George Bush has been appointed
district organizer of the Leatherwork-
ers on Horse Goods and expects to
make the rounds of the district in a
very short time.
Capital Auxiliary No. II met We'd
nesday afternoon, and listened to the
report of Mrs. H. w. Smith, who was
a delegates to the International con-
vention at Toronto.
The social to be given by the Wom-
ans Union Label League next Mon
day evening will be something differ
ent. The program will be a corker
from Corkerville. Be there.
The attention of union men and
women is called to the advertisement
Of Oden, the shoe man. He carries
union made shoes and sells them at
prices that will prove bargains.
A private letter from j. e. Mickle,
who is now located at Harvard, con-
veys the pleasing information that he
is well satisfied with his new situa-
ton and that everything is lovely all
along the line.
Mr.. McQuitty was visitor in Oma-
ha one day last week, and took a
look around the situation as it af-
fects the printers. He came home
satisfied that the local union had the
situation well in hand
A letter from w. H. Drummond,
dated at Albion, Neb., asks that his
Wageworker be sent to him at that |
place, as he has permanently located |
there. Mr.. Drummond was formerly |
president of the local union of Elec- |
trical Workers.
Ringing Bros circus was wrecked |
at Maryville, Mo-, last Monday by a
high wind. One man was killed and |
a large number of people injured in
the wreck. The show will have to
lay over a week to make repairs, and |
may close the season.
The band of the Second regiment,
California National Guard, San Fran
cisco, refused to parade last Memo
rial day because the Woman's Relief
Corps had employed a non-union drum
corps. The band has been discharged
from the service. 1t was not under
orders.
M. E. Mcknight and F. Kennedy,
both members of the Transfers
Union, have been appointed on the
police force. Mr.. Mcknight has had
experience as police officer. The
is confident that both of
them will serve the city well and re-
fleet credit upon unionism by their