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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-27
SELL SHIP BUILDING PLANT
Court Orders Neafie-Levi Establish
ment to Go Under the
Hammer
BY Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The COM
mon pleas court today ordered that the
plant of the Neafie and Levi ship build
ing company of this city be sold at
public auction.
The petition upon which the sale was
ordered was presented by the receivers,
who have operated the plant eighteen
months. The court fixed the minimum
selling price at 100000.
To the purchasers of the plant will
be turned over all the company's un-
completed contracts, with the exception
of the United States cruiser st. Louis,
which is about 80 per cent completed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-27
HOGE AND NICKELL
ARE FOUND GUILTY
BY Associated Press.

PORTLAND. Ore, July 26.-The jury
in the Hoge-Nickell case reported to
Judge Hunt at 1917 O'Clock this morn
ing that 1t had agreed upon n verdict
of guilty and recommended the defend
ants to the clemency of the coupt
The attorneys for the defense made
a motion for a stay OF Judgment for
ten days pending the filing Of an appli-
cation for a new trial.
The motion was granted,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-27
FINDS A LOAF OF
PETRIFlED BREAD
Special 10 The Herald.

Special 70 The Herald.
LONG BEACH. July ga loaf of
brown bread, practically petrlhed, was
found thirty feet below the surface of
the ground this morning by william
Harper. while he was digging a cess
pool al Eighth street and Obispo ave-
nue.. The loaf Is about ten inches
long and almost perfectly round. No
explanation has been given as TO how
Al came to be buried at such a depth
Ia the clay and sand.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-27
BODY FOUND; SKULL CRUSHED
Authorities Believe Redding Man Who
Disappeared in November
Was Murdered
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIATED Frsss-
REDDLNG, Cal, July 26-The body
of William Viens, who disappeared
last November was found yesterday
mile from his cabin. His skull was
crushed and the authorities believe that
he was murdered
Two other bodies in similar condition
have recently been found and the off,
GERS are working on the theory that
they were killed by the same person.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-27
Negro Pays Penalty
BY Associated Press.

BY ASbOCIdItu f7ItbS.
CRISFIELD, Md, July 26.-,Willlam
Lee, colored, sentenced to death in
Baltimore three weeks ago for assault
ing two women in Somerset county, was
hanged today by Sheriff Brown on
Smiths island. The hanging was
orderly.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-27
FIRE DESTROYS COUNTRY GLUE
BY Associate Press.

CLEVELAND, July 26.-Fire early
today practically destroyed the build
ings of the Cleveland Country club, a
few miles east OF the city limits. LOSS
estimated at $15OOOO; partially insured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-27
Passes Cigarette Law
By Assoclated Press.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 26.-The lower
house OF the Georgia legislature passed
a bill which prohibits the sale. manu-
facture or giving away of cigarettes
Ior cigarette papers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-27
GAS FOR FUEL

Fuel GAS and the sewing ma
chine are the two great house
hold labor savers. GAS is the
greatest. You sew occasionally ;
you use fuel every day. Why
don't you put in GAS?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

iammerr he benr tiber eiren S1aben,
ben He ni9t babsng Der Boycott bes
auslanbss ssser bic ameritanii4sn
6leii9waarer it ~anerbinas i'm Steige1
bsgrifsn, nbsr aus @rfnben. BITE nit
ben geristen WiBbrdu9en uno ibrer
abfsauns ni9ts 3a tbun baben. Die
beuiI9sn 4srarier unb BITE englii4sn
Smperialifsn tnb eben iiberbaupt
ssssrl isoen 6lsii9impOrt. alein bas
ameritanii9s 5lsii9 f6n1en isne 3dn.
Der bod ni9t sntbsbrsn, benr fs islbt
probuairen ni9t genug. um ben eins
beimif9sn Bsbarf 30 bsden. Die Tsr'
einiqtsn Staten 6eberrf9en absr tn
bief:r 8ran9s ben @eltmartt, he lte'
fern bic 6dlfts Der esfammten Gleif&-
einfubr Der groe uuo baben tbatid9'
lib feinen Ronfurrenten. Die anSerel
heif9liefernben 2dnber fclgen erif in
tueitem abFanbe. argentinisn, bas
nd&fe 2ano auf bisiem @ebiete, lie
fert taum 10 pr6sent. England allein
braudt FIR etpa 800 Minionsn DOLE
lars SIeii&3ufuhr unb uirb mObl am
meifsn bon ben ~gntbaaun9en betrof'
fen, ba man bort cine GENTLE 8rrlieb,
fhr aei9Ia9tsts uno %prdparirte Jieif9'
tpaare bat.
Wenn bieIs nun In Ribtreoit tommt,
70 tudre ss tuobl m6sIi&, bob bafir Der
@iberfanb ssas1 bic @infu9r bon le'
benben 0ieb na6lafen t6nnte, benn
Sleif9 mhfsn He bod baben. gs
Tam alfo Iei9t fOmmsn, oaB Der 3ruf
auf benz Wisbmartt 3onturrenten be-
fommt, tpdbrsnb feline prdparirten
Sleif&maarsn auf WiBtrauen ROBen.
l1ub bas tudre ia fir bic @ie6ai9tsr
bon gort6sil, benin He hdngen bann
ni9t mebr bon Der @nabs bes 8ruhs
ab. 9as gublitum 3ie6t glei&faas
ieinett Uortbsil aus Der 6a9e, benn
bur9 bic 4onturren3 befOmmt es quite
@aare bilissr, urb bic 8ruRs babsu
ia, ME fie islbf be6aupten, fsiner
S9absn. go f6nnen alIo ole 8bsil'
nit ben @ntbaaunsen sufrieben fsin
(Wefl. pof.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

aeKet 3u babsn. Wsnn bic @egieruna
ben Bauerrl srnfIi9 belfen min, lou
He giisnbabnei anIessn unb S1ulen
srri&tsn. gu Der lsbtsren WaBnabme
frsili9 tuirb lie R9 enur TN auBarfen
Not6faIs snti9lssBen i6nnen; toar ss
bod felt unosnfli9en Soften ibr 9aupt'
befreben - elm 8~efrsben, In benz fe
bon Der @eiFli9tett nod 5effen 2rdf.
ten unterftbt tuuroe = bic Bauern
In einsm 3ufanbe b6aiger nnaufges
tldrtbsit au erbalten. Ob R4 otsie
8beorie ni9t in allerna1gsr 3utunft
fur9tbar RIDDEN tuiro
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

Die asrarii@e Jrase, Die ni@t
nur Der @si9sbuma, ionbern aud Der
ruifi9en &sgierung 10 biel Ropfjer.
brs9sn ma9t, III ameifelsobne elm nidt
10 lei9t 3u lbienoss problem. Tie
rabitaIs Sorberuns Der Bauern elmer
sdn;li1sn 3ruanssweiien gntduBeruns
bss @runt bsRbss unb zines f6rmli1sn
AagemetnbefBss bes 5runb unb Bo.
be1s if eine tbertrisbsns; He liefert
sinen fdlasenben geueis bafir. baB
bic ruffT8sn 2anbbewobnsr geifi9 mod
ni9t mtinotg, bob He nod LANCE ni9t
reif Tnb au Der srtrdumten S%slbfregie.
rung. Der Bauer ueiB islbf ni9t,
mas ibm Notb tbut. Ni9t 2anb iR
es, mas * ben6t6i9t: In erffer 2inie
mtR,n S9ufsn erri&tst unb In
3ueiter 2inie muB Elm aus9ebsbu n.
ties gtfenbabnneb .anesleet
peroen. @as ntibt benz Bauer bas
2anb. tue1rt CT beFsn grtras abfolui
ni&t bertrertbsn fann SauIenbe unb
Nbertauienbe BON 2enbbebauerl in
ben innsrsrl unb 6fli4en probin3en
bts uaaebeusr grobsn 3arenrsi9ss
laHen ben 9r6beren She'll ibres @runb
unb gooens bra4lie9en, He bs6auen
nur, mas fe fur ben sissnen gebari
unb 3wsds gs3abluns Der eteuern
brau@en. Wus fOlen fe au9 mil
einem Webrertras MAIDEN sic 20.
ben abfoIut feine gelessnbsit, ibn In
ben 6anbel su brineen; Der 8ranspori
Der grtrdsnihe bes Bobens nod bss
nd9fen Standardization tpirbe in
ben msifen 6dlen Sase beanfpru9en
unb, Bet Der uniasbar f9Ie&ten Be.
i&aHenbsit. ia BET benz t6eilweiFs sdn3.
Ii9en WangsI bon 5abrfraBen, NIT
fol4en S&wisristeiteu uno l1nfoRen
pertnap!t fetn. taB Is f& abfoIut MIDI
lobnsr ptroe.
Dieie 9baifa&e i&etnei BITE bon &c.
uiKenloien rebolutiondren aaitatorer
aufgebebten Bauern BET ibreui gesen'
-
udrtisen ansemeinen BerIansen eins,
| Auft6eiluns bss 2anbss bblie Der.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
Toli3dIi@ss.

Seit LANCER 3eit iuuroen bon
Der pOlissi m sinsm Sage ni&t 10 piels
8srbaftunsen oorasnummel als gsFsrn.
gs dr9ert bic pcli3si ebenio uie oas
publifum I'm Magemeinsn, bab troB
eifrisfier B%emtibunsen Der ooer bic
spibbuben, tusl9e bic bieIsn Siebfdble
bauptid9liG an Der Horbieite Der @taet
bsrtber, INNER tpiebsr bur9 i6,e Sim
ger f9ltpfen. @efern tuuroen hber
Elm Dubsnb bsrbd9tise perionen bsrs
baf:st; Ob H9 untsr benielben bie biel'
geiu9ten ginbre9er bsfinben. muB f9
erff berausfsasn. Nsbsn bieien uurs
ben cine gan,s Rsibe bon 9erumtrei.
bern unb Rubef6rern eingelo4t, iobaB
ss ben Anf6ein seuinnt, als OBJ bie
poli,iffsn sinsil aismli9 gei@dfti9en
Gag batten.
Die bemertensmert6erstt 0srbaftun-
gen fnb bisisnigsn elmer Nn3abI pers
fonsn, pel9e bur9 gapt. Ni&, @apt.
6planb nnb 2eutnant Sanbmanr In
benz gisarrsn . @si9dft bon georg
@srbs. 1872 Wsf Bsrmont eirabs
bsim poterfpisl erpif9t wurben. Die
Wamsu b%srielbsn Fno Artbur WtSn.
tuib, Sad Sadion, Wiaiam 2op, @bas.
Wiliams, 8intam Wariin; Werbs
uuros sbenfaus berhuftet. Obslei@ es
ofenbar mar, bab er feline 9bnung
babon 6atte, bab in ieinem @ei9dfts
ssipielt tpurbe.
I'm Sltber Mbenue unb
Der Bride tber ben @bite &iber ge'
rietben Wilis @eaber, Carlton @sa.
Der unb Ssnrp 2tnslotu In Strsit.
SIM Werlaufe befelben uurbe @arriion
Wsabsr bon Rinslotu berartig bermsi.
iert, oaB Or. HiGter bonn Ot1penfas
rum feline us~berfhbruns In bas Rdbti'
f9e 6ofpital anoronen mubte. @iuis
Wsabsr tpurbe b:rbaftet uno 6snrt
2inslotp NOR enifoben, ebe bie &ablsr.
poliaifen auf BEN 2ampfplabe ans
tauierl.
SsrIngar@ ains uoanr, faufts
In sinsm 8roblerlabet an Der WaIb.
instOn.S trabe stn paar ueberbofen
unb sab baffr Elm golbRad In Sab,
lung. Na@bem Ct ben ueberf@uf
herarsbefosmen bate. sntbedte be,
6dnbler. BOB bas @olofitd bRerrei&i.
i9es @eprdge trug. tn ber 6orm iebod
einem 6tnf. Dolar.S ttd febr -dbnIi&
NOR. Der unear, Der iur iebr iusniq
gn9Iif& aerfiebt. iueigerte I'D. BIZ
Wfnje jurfd3unebmer. unb muBtl
besbalb ben poti3tfeu S&Ian9ei uni
SotnHon sur poliseiaatiur foIesn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
9as GIeti@ tta @eltmartte.

Die Glsii9barOne Fno iber bas gor'
geben bss prdFbenten 10 aus benz
6dus9sn gerdtben. bob fe In i6rsm
Offer gar ni9t mebr tiberlegen, mas He
iassu. ginmaI iamuerrl he, bob ibr
ganaes gJportsef&dft bur& bie gnt.
bhllungst auf's gTpfinbli&fe sei&d.
bigt fet. uno bdnr bebauptei Fe wie.
Der. bab rur sebn proeent itrsr @aare
bon ben gntbalunsen bstroHen unb
BOB ftlbf babori bie 0dlfte tiber allen
Werba9t srbaben let. 3uosm feben
ibre attisn anaebli& fsf.
@sr1r I'D bas 70 bsrhdIt, iuesbaIb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
Sen SIsiidbarunen mamt bic I

Sen Slsii9baronen ma@t Die be-
ubfi4ti9te Bssubluns Der aOfen Der
Tlsii9sSnipeetion ieiisns Der Regies
rung bieaei&t nod stnen Stri4 bur4
bic &s9nung, 10 nasrfmfroig biss auf
ben srfen Blid aud erI9einen mag.
Wsnn bic rpadsr" bic Soften ndmliA
fslbff bs3ablen mtihen, uiirben he auf
Der einen Settle bic Disblieferanten unb
auf Der anoersn settle bic 2oniumenten
f4r6pfen. 10 bab fir fe IelbR nod ge.
3ablune Der Snipectionstofen pielsi9t
nod @tpas abfanen utiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
Ste @efdbrommg oeS frams0'
itj6ea WtntHertumS.

Als TIM Robembsr 1890 bic Mntd1.
ger @rispis $50 bon 500 Wanbatsn
srhisItsn. elaubte man bas Winife.
rum @rispi auf lanss 3eit binaus
esfi9srt; 3wei Wonats ipdter mar es
ssfftirst. @as Dor sinsm balbsn Nsn.
i9enaltsr benz italisnii9en Winifsrium
s.f@ab, fonnts isbt lsi9tli9 aud benz
frnnsbFf9sn aabinstt paffrsn. WObI
bat Der glod, aus bsHsn Mitte ia bas
aegenudrtige Winiferium berporge.
gnneen if, cine setualttse Webrbeit BET
ben 9eputisrisnpahlsn bonn 6. urb Bet
ben Sti9pablsn bonn 20 Wai srbals
ten, absr ni9t allen 8heilen bieier
Webrbeit if bas Winiferium gensbm.
BeIonoers Der rabifale She'll Der
Maioritdt Bat ;usi SHnbsnbbds tinter
ben Winifsrn bsrausgsfunbsn: ben
Ninifsrprdfosntsn Sarrisrt unb ben
Winiffsr oss Snnersn glsmsnesau. Der
arris 5srr glsmsnesau !! als Der groBs
Se,gnrbeitsrausfanb ausbrn9, rsife
sr peri6nli9 ms Strsifesbiet unb Der.
iu9ts, obns Sruppsn aus3ufommsri.
dis bann i9lisbli9 bod 8ruppen moth.
tusnoie tpurbsn, bstamer Tie Snfruf.
tionsn, bic he suanssn. ni9t bios BE.
leibieungsn, fonosrn tbdtli9e Nngrife,
ME Stsintuirfs, tibsr fi9 sresbsn su
Infsn, obns f9 ernfli9 3u usbr.n.
SrObbsm wiro isst 5errn glemsnesau
BON ben Soaialifsn boresmorfsn, bob
sr Ha gum wiIsnloien Sisnsr bss aa=
pitalismus eegsn bic arbeitsr babe se,
brnu9sn lahsn. Au9 Der Winiftsr-
prdfOent ion tiber einsn ldnsf bsenoes
ten Streit 3u Sale tommen. Sbm
uirb ss berHbsli, baB er ni9t bis Brisf.
TRIGGER idmmtli9 tutsbsr anftslIen min,
bic BEL benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. se.
maBrssslt tuorbsn Rnb. Stun if ia an
uno fhr F@ bic Resisrunssmsbr6sit
idrter, aIs bic rs9tsfsbsnbs OppoHtion
unb bic So3talosmOtratsn juiammsn.
genommsn, 10 baB bas Winiffertum
aud sinem conesntrirtsn an9riHe bon
rs1ts uno limits fano6aIten f6nnts.
aber tuer usib, Oh f4 untsr ben nets
gspdbltsn abeeOroneten Der -Resies
runesmebrbsit ni9t Sntrieantsn eenug
befnosn, Die bas Winifsrium bel
sinsnt srnfli4en an9rifs i'm Std
Iafsn, UNI ftiri fi9 ielbH oser ftir r.
esnb uel&e 5reunoe einen Winifer.
fsfsl ju srbai9en.
absr isfbf usnrt aud bas Winifs-
rum f9 elm. 3eit lang bebauptsn
folte, 10 bemsiisn bic gn9rifs Der So'
,ialoemotratis esesn Sarrisn unb Gle
msuesau i~ebsnfals. bob bic So3ialifsn
ni9t 3ufrisoen3ufeleu fnb, mag Elm
btirssrli1es Niniferium ibnen auG
NOD 10 bisle gOncsifOnsn MAIDEN. Sus
ofsn ausseIprO&ens 3isl Der SOsial-
bsmotratie befsbt.barin, bic birserli9s
Democratic INNER meter nod Limits 30
brdngsn, biz bic Wdblsri@aft ben I'm
terf&iso suif9snIbargerli4er uno 10.
sinlifif9sr Democratic ni&t rnsbr Der.
ausfnbsn tnnn unb f9 bann pOaiQ
benz So,ialismus In bic arme tuirft.
gnbli9 MIL Die Sosialoemotrati'
aud bic notwithstanding Beuegunq
f9drfsr a~ufnsbmsn unb He berlansi
bssbalb borsrf, bab bic bis6er tusger
bisisr gsussuns b~erurtbeiIten perio,
ren arnnefirt tpsrben. @tsbt bic &e'
sisrpns bisrin nod. 10 f6nnte es mob
esf9ebsn, bab bic BET ben Watlsn Il
f4mdbIi9 esf4laeenen Wationalifsr
si elmer rsusn BlfibeperiOoe eelanssr
unb bab banri bic birgerii9e Demofra
tie 3piI&en ben Steinen bon re&ts uni
bon limits 3errieben miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

9i6ts aIs Elm fpeiteres fleines
Qapiisl bon .Frenzied Finance" mar
e., mas Sobn alsranoer Donnie ttirsli4
benz @eridt als ietne 3ebsnsgeidi&te
eradhlte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

It mprb aus 6 m :
pftnblidfeit. Cine Grau Gaars
les Grnft in Wenston, 81, perfhludte
in felbitm5roerifder Weiie Barrier
9riin, neil ibr Wann unb ibr Sobn
fderstpeife gefast batten, oab Bidder
9rot better fei als oas bon ibr se<
badene. sic besab i9 in ben 9of. In
Dem fd Die Mdnner CUR 3eit befdnosn.
unb elm Glas. in Dem fid cine duff
l0funs bon purifer griin befan6. an
Die 2ippen feBenb, faste fie: nSft 6ds
nidt fd0n21 gbe lie boran perbinoert
iperben fonnte. Ieerte fe bos Glas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

@abriaeinli9. arst (renommi.
reno): .Neulid babe id eineu diiberit
fompli;irten 8eiHbruf sebeilt, Der
Marr1 ipurbe barauf S1uellldufer. =
Serr: r@eBl ais Sie nit ber 4eh.
nuue tomen?@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

6iggins gegen ben 9eo. @barles D.
Sobnion tuurbs au @unfsn Der Sid.
germ enti8ieben.
Sor6erunssffage.
Obsbia 6. Gusua irengte 9egen
Wiliam 8. Batter cine 2lase auf Bs-
sablung bon $3.50 an. I'm Is. Gebr.
1905 battle Der 2ldser NIT benz Der.
tlagten einsrt 2ontratt abgsf9lofsn,
NORM sr ibm cine Rommiffon bon
$112.8O beripro9en bat. Mls Der
2ldser feline GOroeruns ma&te, tuuroe
ibm bic 3abluns Oertueisert, t%uOrauf
bic Rlass ~bssrttnbet III.
S@abeneriabflage.
Beniamir 8. garsp bsrtla9te bic
indianapolis Sraetion & Terminal
60. auf $4,000 S9abensriaB. Der
2ldssr tuurbs on, 2. Stunt 1906 bon
eineui Sonouttetr Der 1eteui0att aut
elmer 6abrt 3ur 2tntpoob Strabe nib.
banbslt unb 9eiblagen, tuobur9 er
f9wer perlebt uuroe. auf biefe @er'
lssungs1 bsgriinost er bic Rla9e.
Grtminalssri@t.
Carl Gal, Der f9 tuegen zines Sitt'
li9fsitspsrbrs9ens 3u beranttporten
bate. tuurbe i9uloig bsfunoen uns
nit 800 unb 2oHsn unb 6 Wonatsn
Arbsitsbaus bsfraft.
Mbplpb Staub, 1e Sabre or, be,
bOrsslaosn mar, neil sr beriu4t bat,
Ssmano auf einel i9ie8ten 2sbeus'
manbsl au bringsn. wurbe bes @er'
gsbsns f9ulbig %befunoeu. Sas urtbeiI
uurbe feines AIters wegen iuipenoirt'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

Sic lit tuilis. Wrs. Meuorfen
(su ibrem neren Mdoden): Shire
S%Oraduserin bate bic @%emobnbeit, nit
init ibrem-8rdutisam Gbenbs lirns
oenlans i'm @obnSimmer gu fiten.
Sino Sie au1 perlobt?"-M
uHein, Maoam, aber unter iold' siius
iiisen 8eSinsunsen mill i'd mid GENE
barnad umtbun!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15
Mns ben @eri9ten.
Superiprgeri@t.

Die Wateri9aftstlage bon Settle
Sissins sesen ben &eo. CHARLES o.
Sobnion tpurbs au @unfsn Der Sid.
germ enti4isoen.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-27
THE APPRENTICE SYSTEM.

The Lincoln, Nebraska, Journal,
commenting on the increasing difficult
ty of securing boy help in any craft or
trade. enumerates what appears to 1t
to be two or three of the leading reas-
ons for this state of affairs. One rea-
son given is Opposition to the appren-
tice system on the part of workmen."
If the Journals other reasons are no
better than this they are worth moth
ing at all. Workmen do not oppose
the apprentice system. On the con-
trary the leading trades unions recog-
nize the apprentice system and pro-
vide for 1t. Workmen merely oppose
filling shop with alleged apprentices
for the purpose of forcing down wages.
The trades unions in sheer self-de-
tense, limit the number of apprentices
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-27
DO you KNOW?

That introducing an applicant into
the union will do more good than all
the kicking you can do in ten years?
That nothing is easier than fault
finding, no talent, no self-denial, no
assurance, no care are required to set
up in a grumbling business?
That those who are moved by a
genuine desire to do good have little
time for murmuring and complaint?
That full attendance of members
at each regular meeting adds much to
the prosperity of the union?
That if the members would keep
posted in regard to the workings of
the union they would be better salts
fed?
That the stability, usefulness and
growth of a union depends greatly
upon the proper management of its
affairs?
That man is fool who pays dues
into a union and then stands on a
street corner and denounces it?
That the member who assumes an
attitude of Indifference and says thar
Officers and business agents are paid
to do the work of the union, let them
do it," is destroying unconsciously the
very foundation principle of the union.
cooperation?
That this attitude of don't care re-
suits in forcing the employment of
more paid men, and therefore jncreas-
es the cost of management, and he
helps to pay the bills?
That a union IS first what it's men,
bers make it, no more, nor less; if it
is lifeless, it is because the members
do not make it lively and interesting.
You are one of the union; what are
you doing to put life and interest into
it's meetings?
That workingmen are in a great
measure responsible for the position
they occupy? Too many of them, to
their discredit be it said, would rather
pull an angel down than help mortal
up.-The Carpenter.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-27

to be taught at any one time, but they
provide that properly indentured APP
prentices shall be given a thorough
education in the trade selected. The
charge that the unions oppose the ap-
prentice system is unfounded. On the
contrary they believe in it, advocate
it and practice it. They merely refuse
to permit the employers to use So
called apprentices in en- effort to break
down the labor organizations.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-27
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE STATE
JOURNAL

To the State Journal, Lincoln, Ne
braska.-In your issue of July rs ap-
pears an article under the headline,
"Lincoln's Labor Vote" and which
contains so many misstatements that
the wonder is how all of them could
have appeared in an article of such
is as follows:
Gossip is current in labor union cir
cles that w. M. Maupin is a candidate
for a democratic nomination to the
state legislature from this county. 1t
is reported that he and Mr.. Greenlee.
both labor union workers and demo-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-27

necessary to have street stolen by
the passage of midnight ordinance in
order to get switch track to it's office
door, therefore it has no preferred
the person of a so-called anti-corpora-
ton mayor who sat up until 2 o'clock
in the morning in order to sign the
ordinance and permit 1egalized steal
ing of the street before daylight. 1t is
merely little labor paper that doesn't
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-07-27

The American Federation of Labor
has issued ringing call to all union
men to get into the politisal game this
for public Office men who are antagon-
istic to organized labor, but to elect
to public Office trades unionists of abil-
ity and integrity. The call should be
needed by all trades unionists every
where. Concerted political action is
the only method we have now of meet
ing labor's enemies in the halls of leg
islation. The enemies of labor are in
the saddle, and as long as we submit
to it they will ride us, booted and spur
red. The quickest remedy is at the
ballot box.
Do not wait for your fellow unionists
to act in other fields. Begin right here
at home. Close your ears to the spe-
cious arguments of the political Elk
ers" who will urge you to "stand by
Roosevelt" or stand by the good old
democratic party" or emphasize the
plea that 1--WE must elect the legisla-
senator" Let the senatorships take
care of themselves for time while we
take care Of the legislatures and secure
the enactment Of few laws that
labor needs and has never been able
to secure from the old party machines.
Right here in Lancaster county
trades unionists and their friends have
a golden opportunity. The republi-
can "fixers" refused to recognize union
labor in the makeup of their county
and legislative tickets. Not only that,
but they endorsed an enemy of union
ism and permitted him to select the
delegation to the state convention in
order to advance his candidacy for rail-
leaders say that we should have asked
them sooner SO they could have made
up the "slate" with a couple of union
men on It," That sort of argument is
for the consumption of suckers"
They should have recognized the union
labor vote without being beseeched to
do SO. If we will do our whole duty as
union men we will emphasize the fact
that it is the duty of the machine poll
ticians to come to us, not wait for us
to go to them and ask on Bonded knees
for recognition.
Personally The Wageworker doesn't
care continental whoop who is elect
ed United States senator from Nebras-
ka. There is no possibility of securing
the election of a union man, or even
an active friend of unionism. OF
course all the candidates will declare
their friendship, but that's what they
all do-before election. We will get
just as much from republican tool in
the senate as we can get from demo-
cratic tool-and we'll get nothing but
husks from either. So let us not be de-
ceived by the senatorship argument.
Let us get busy and elect couple
of good union men to the legislature.
The only hope now is through the
minority party in Lancaster county.
Let us put q spoke in the Winnett
boom. Let us make our power felt at
the polls, and then we will be consid-
cred always before conventions meet.