The Monticellonian., 1906-06-21
cO-oPERAToR cULLINGs.

Have an ideal and have the nerve to work to it.
 Your local is just what you make i it. Make it interesting
 Let it be from Maine to California: l from the Lakes to the Gulf
 Let's have a perfect understand ing" and then demand square deal.'
 It is now from Florida to Oregon. Wkat q great good can and will be ac- complished.
 X puller-bacll is detrtiment to any organization. Give us men who will go forward.
 Gives us homes exempt from any mortgage whatever A nation Of home-owners is always strong.
 II our little boys and our little girls must work in the fields, let's be sure that old Santa Claus will get around once q year.
 Let's make demands on ourselves for what We want The other fellow is not in it. Let's blame ourselves if We do not climb the ladder
 Las your home all the comforts you i are able to have? If not. you are los ing pleasures which should be yours. Taking-out time will soon overtake you.
 If. by combination, and having perfect understanding, we are able to control the price of our leading products, then, all things else will De added unto us.
 There are only two classes-the workers and the shirkers; only those who labor and those who lean. The shirkers will get the money till the workers do some thinking
 Wheat is now being harvested. Wonder if all the binders were in good shape for the harvest. Cooper ator fears. however, that all of them which were left out in the weather were not in good condition.
 Scientific farming and scientific mar keting will solve the problem.
 No man among us can afford to be selfish in this great movement except the honorable selfishnes of seeing our cause succeed, because of its good works.
 So long as farmers market inde- pendently there can be no system atic scientific distribution. Spasmod- ic gIuts and famines of various prod ucts. sudden fluctuations in prices. will recur periodically at irregular in- tervals so long as the present hap hazard planlessness prevails.
 Ebert Hubbard of The Philistine ought to take a day off and construct i 9 new, up-to-date dictionary. Here is his definition of imagination: Taking the halter off your thoughts and giv- i ing them a good kick from behind.
 The men who raise the cotton will ere long begin to establish cotton mills of their own.
 Honest industry has produced ev- cry penny of capital on the globe. Why. then, in the name of common sense and justice, should not the ere ator control that which it has made? The producers must learn to utilize their own capital and credit in their i own behalf.
 Receipts for cotton placed in a bond ed warehouse will be negotiable at l any bank or business place. Our uncrowned kings of finance long since found it cheaper to elect Sen ;,tors and appoint judges than to buy them after they get their seat " ntu Ou htltt tililt upol W dl 1 house, make the proper advances to the business men of the town and they will usually respond. and contribute the grounds and a donation for the building besides But be sure the Un- ion has absolute control
 The average yearly production of wealth for each laborer III the United States is s2,451 The average laborer receives of this amount sA37. The s2.. 014 goes to competitive waste and selfish cooperation. ) With cotton warehouses, gins and oil mills, grain elevators and thresh- CTS, and with market houses and cold : storage for butter, eggs, poultry, fruits and vegetables, the Farmers Union is "gettin' down to its knittin. The Producers Review suggests that we need more "cornteld" lawyers and fewer constitutional" lawyers, so as to get a law passed occasionally that will not be knocked out by ths courts on constitutions, grounds.