The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-03-16
LOCAL MENTION.
Mention Of Persons and Things Right
Here at Home.

Get the union label habit
For union made shoes go to Rogers
L. Perkins.
or course the union label is in the
shoes you wear.
Blue Ribbon" cigars. Union made
Neville & GARNER. s
Smoke union made cigars and be
easy in the conscience.
Rogers & Perkins carry the largest
line OF union made shoes in the city.
II the union label is not in your hat
you are "scabbing' ON your fellow
unionlsts.
Will Bastard is figuring on moving
into the suburbs and raising pigs and
chickens-by proxy.
The Carpenters are still working on
their annual agreement with. the con-
tractors and report progress.
The Stove Mounters' Union has de-
cided by n referendum vote to hold
convention in Cleveland in July.
or course every union teamster in
Lincoln is having his horses shod by
a union horseshoer. Or are they?
Smoke Blue Ribbon" cigars and be
square. They are union made by Ne
Vile & Gartner. Sold by all dealers.
PatroniZe the merchants who show
by their patronage of your local labor
paper that they want the trade OF
unon men and women
l.. o. Jones is going to establish an
other shirt and overall factory in
Crete. The size of the pay checks will
be sadly out of proportion to the pray
ers offered for suffering humanity.
One of the loudest howlers against
The Wageworker's Friendly List" edi-
ton is Lincoln business man who
couldn't get a friendly notice in this
paper for hundred dollars a line.
Hastings made futile effort to get
the Branch shirt and overall factory
of l.. G. Jones. We hasten to con-
graduate Hastings ON Its failure. Some
of our greatest successes are our fail
ures.
A protest meeting" for the purpose
of considering tine case of the Colos
RADIO miners who are being railroaded
to the gallows will be held in Lincoln
shortly. rhe date and place have not
been definitely decided upon.
The annual hold-up of the saloon
men by Legitimate publications" is
now in progress. The saloon men
must advertise their applications for
L., h,t ln,I IN or
to avoid protests and injunctions.
Mr.. Floaten, socialist candidate for
governor of Colorado two years ago,
and who will be pleasantly remem-
bered because of an address before
the c. /. U. acre, will be in Lincoln
on March 90 and will again address
the wortingmcn of the city.
Erstne King, one of the old time
faithfuls in unionism, has been con-
fined to his home for couple of weeks
-ry-a--bati attack of nerves. He has
some 1898 friends in Lincoln Who are
hoping to see him fully recovered in a
mighty short space Of periods.
A. l.. Shader is out with the informa-
ton that he is going to build big
brick block this summer. Is this the
same Mr.. Shader who is reported to
have entered plea of insanity in
order to escape conviction for violat-
ing the excise laws? If it is, this may
be merely another attack.
The Hold Carriers and Building La
borers' Union held a jolly smoker" at
their hall, 1877 South Tenth street,
Thursday evening. A goodly crowd
was present and the evening was
pleasantly spent. Some informal talks
were made and genuine unionism was
on tap all the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie Thomas, of Har-
a daughter. The little miss made her
debut on March 8 and will bear the
name of Madee Ardecn Thomas until
some lucky young man gives her his
own name. Mr.. Thomas Is a membe,
OF Lincoln Typographical Union.
A Lincoln printer who carries card
was recently heard to say that his wife
would not Join the Printers Auxiliary
IL she had to give up reading the
Woman's Home Companion, and tina.
publication is one of the most motor
rious rat" sheets in the country, too
Wouldn't that make You look st yonr
union card?
Frank Gallagher, for several months
last past associate editor of the Ne
braska Independent, has resigned his
position with that paper and last Sat
urday left for Chicago, where he will
resume mis- editorial work. Mr.. Gala
CHER is one OF the best newspaper me1
in the west. He made many friends
while in Lincoln. and all Of them will
wish him abundant success wherever
he may go.