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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
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kHNtA AHAA8&A ANftas
II Sou cannot on the ueeaa
sail amonk the awfiesl fleet
Roeklng on the hignss; b.lioWa,
Laughing lhe storms sou maes
you can stand among laa sailors.
Anchored set Within tie bay.
You can leHd q haaa 5 hep chem,
As they mHneh their haats away
y YOU ARE too weak 10 journey
Up ne mountaiua steep and higu
You can stand within The valley
While tho multitude 50 hy
You can chant IN happy measure
AS lhey slowly pass along;
Though they may forget The singer
They win not forget the song
Y you have not gold and silver.
Egef ready Cd command
I yau cannot toward lhe needy
Reach an ever open hand.
You can VISIT the afflicted
Ger ihc efslng Yau eaa weep.
You can Be 4 true disciple
sitting q The saNiuIs feet
II YOU cannot ID the harvest
Garner IN the richest sheaHe
Many grain both ripe and golden
VIII tue eareieas reapers leave.
90 and CLEAN among the hrlees
Growing ralik asainsl The wall
Eof u NAV be lhal thelF shadows
Hide the heaviest wheal of all
lf YOU cannoi ID tile conflict
Prove yourself a soldier true.
~ where ilfe and smoke are thlckesl
There s. wark fof you to do:
When She battlefield is silent,
You can 81 with careful tread
You can beHf away lhe wounded,
You caN epte III the deaa.
pn nqi hen Attnd idlF waiting
Fcr aame greater M1fk @ dN,t
Fortune Is i lazg guaaeaa
She wii nosar come 20 aa
ia ana taii ii ans Vineyard
1onD' fear % 40 81 dAre.
II 1oil xaul field pf lah0f
Yoi can linC it anyWAssa
IS. n. Ilfaanls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

Recent exD.nnenls At Jaefiiel .
England, SUCCESS the posslhilisg thl
IN this century fhlelds mAy eN
more form an ilapofaat patk q .th
equipment Of au army saya ilafne !
Weekly Steel Alsiis three I'll
meters 10 thickness aud about isl
square inches n area. have hea1 df
vlsed, which afford eoninleie pr
lection against bailets fred from sle
service rifle at tange uf 80 fasd
The small size Of The allisial vaief
weighs only I pounds rtuuise4 taff
the soldier shail lie propo @ lht
ground IN order 70 be sheltered ksrs
shleid hss 4 soophcle fet lha flfls ant
studs at the sides, 50 that 4 sfsiIst
Of thcm can be linked mto eonIin
uoua ecreonl The ldea Is ihas hx & i
use ol such shlclds lhe ueseasity |
digging trenches mhs Re afalda1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

II WIS lrllllns exrsHlene@ g Mrs.
ld4 SopGf lo laea ueasA Fss6 seafs
scfcfe lung trouble gave me IN.
ense safiesln she writes. and
several tines neeflf eansei Hlf death
All remaa.es failed aH1 aoelpra said
was iarnfatle. Then b Kings
asos Discovery brought quick felie1
aad cure So uermaneni Ihai ! nsfe
not been lEoublea II twelve xeata
Mrs. s0nef lives II Zig Paud p I
works wonders 81 C0ueha aHd 6 las
Sore I.tines. IIAanffhasaH. IaQrlnfe
Asthma Group. Nhaaulns Ieneh aas'
al bronchial Affections sHe aHa vu
Trial bottle ifee 6liafahlssa q az
pfusslslA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

From the National public Governor
Hastell Of Oklahoma was given an
ovation at Muakogee when he arrived
there on The slh To give bail upon
d Federal Indictment charging him
and other prominent citizens Of 0ala.
homa with conspiracy 20 defraud he
government and the Cfeek Indians o.
scheduling dummies IN town lot
distribution. In responding Governor
Haskell attributed his Indictment 10
the enmitv Of President Roosevelt
nnd corporate interests because he
had prevented the insertion OF an anti.
labor clause in ihe Oklahoma couslltu.
lion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

DEAFNESS CANNOT Be CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deaf.
ness and that Is by constitutional rem
edles Deafness Is caused By an III.
famed condition Of the mucous llnlug
of The Eusiachlan Tube When lhis
suhe Is innamcd you have a rumhling
sound orlnpcrfert hearing, and waen
u Il callrely el0aad Deafness IS the
result and. unless the inflammation
can be taken ont aud this tube rs.
stored 10 lts normal condition. hearing
viii be destroyed forever; nine cases
out Of ten are caused hy catargh,
which Is nothing but an iniiamed CON
siiion Of the mucous surfaces.
We EilltEiye one Hundred D0llafs
for any case of Deafness fcaused b.
caiarrhl that cannot be cured Dy
Halls Catarrh cure. Send for circn.
lars. free.
r. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo 0.
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family MS for canslipa-
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

~All thought I'd lose nv les.
writes } A swenson Waleftown.
Wis., Ten years Of eczema. that IS
doctors culd not cure bad II last
lni3 me un. Then Bneklera Arhica
Salye cured II sound and vol IN
fAllible for Skin EfunlIons. Eezema.
saIt Rhoum. l.nIls. Fever Sores.
purne Scalds. Enls aud Plies 20
M An pnGelsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

The yawn about Mexican minerals
coming IN to take The place of that
mined 10 America. Il mere batch Of
fool arguments maae lQF lbe purpose
~ again seeking 10 holster ~ J cflm
lnnl pfohlbiilve tarin we are send.
iug thousands Of minors 10 Mexico
where wnges must te good or shby
would no, leave for the work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02


II il win interest We note the
tauAe ~ aafe anA sane legislation
prsgfesses i'd She oulpoaIs q ciyill'
galion !, Is known TINT Ncw York
state. adiolniag thc New England
wllds has always been disposed 20
adhere % primitive cuaioma, and Oft
times permitted sroas lnfraeilon Of
ihe moral codes
Al IN all times wacn q crisis hoyes
10 ana belabc:a the imid there has
atsxen n that fevoa state where the
bute., and indians and Tammany tribe
compete for mastery 9 giant who Las
hnckied on his armor and gone form
Is battle for ne right
lils name no doubt soon 70 be em'
blaaoned on the pages OF history +
nmd Dlnslpg,
No hlgh.aoundlng ccenomen u Y
liue, but one ihc babes iu me Wild
woods may N pratlline IN ihe sweet
AilefWhlip
The Honorable Brad has inlroducea
hnl IN lhe Now YORK assembly "
nrnhlhli canals being open On SUNDAY
This child of the frontier coEilat
sna ~ how W. 81 the better cultured
sna more blessed General slales pui'
std sin 10 tis lall ana pelanor ~
mensieY into meek submission, nus
zone forth 10 lnacrlhc Righteousness
nn ne sialnieA of New York.
An patriots III that state wlil IN
less they do otherwise, proceed to
aet behind Mr. Brad Danslng, chani
nlon of flehioonsne3s and bearer d
nnlaen nledges ol quiet and aancllsy
Leaving the Honorable Brad sianu
lua under ihe shade tree Of Crane
Resolve. let as igapse back across
tha 0ll.besIlnied hills OF Ohio; yea
.ean aeross the old turnplkes Of Hoos
.afdom. and bcstllde the steed Of PEI
snaetlnn ii The land Of neneen home
II 10 Cannon. who was ana Y tht
lower house 0f CpnErea9
whera ono Mn. Graves wise ~ hi
daF ana generation. haH introduced
hiil prohibiting issuing q maffiaK,
ireuae ID d man who has been dfunf
twice within a fwolve'mnnth
Il Tie egyptian counties whefe ihs
uherawlfhsl docs not flow in liver
sired currents, that lew may nos p
maah 81 check 10 incompetence, pu
around me ghetto ln Chicago any
aoVn ii me stoekyards districts 9
lhM clty woe tlis 10 gloomy state
ana Terror slezes iis victims wlthaA
resistance
Oklahoma cungritulnil8 ihe Nhpoi'
81 the solons abroad aud feels ihal !
lhe ultefmosl parts Of our Efea, ht
nuhllc right and reason are hkely g
s. enihroned. cen though one OF lW'
Matrices ike the Honorable Brad ban
Sing and the Honorable Mr Grave
peI ssh Ia bringing about the ptopt
results
qea. 4ls even SO, unto this hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

I'VE lsS "a wood nulp amounts to
uiIlcienf each day. 10 defray he ek.
J enses q lhe largest cigcnlafed news
paper In the world. and yet the al
Yocaies OF higher lirifFs are sllll al.
lowed 10 hold Office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

A falling tiny nerve~no larger inan
the finest silken lhiea tie,os from
ihe Heart lts Impulse us powar. lis
regularity The Stomach also has
It's hidden, cr inside nerye It was
Or shoop who lrst told ~ It was
wrong to drug 4 weak o. falling
Stomach. Heart Or kidneys His pre-.
acriplion- Dr. Shops, Restorative Is
directed straight for The cause Of
these allmentsthese weak AMI fal.
iering inside nerves This. 10 doubt
clearly explains why ihe Restorative
has Of late grown 40 rapidly III nop.
ulsritt Drngalass say that those
whu Test the Restorative even for 4
lew days soon become iully convinced
al It's wonderful merit Anyxas. 4 MI.
drug The orean Treating the oause
Of alckness Is The only sensible and
successful way Soli biz Wallaces
lt..4t4s cfNfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

The location Of lhc penltentiary a.
MuAlasler calls 10 mind the thirty
ave homicide eases may be trled cloae
fc The nrppcf place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

Congress ana President Roosevelt
cau Jog more money ont than tlie taN
paying public can haul ih.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

And then Richard Morgan. Of the
vest lls;lict win also commence
drawing bis pay in the immediate
future.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

Making Il Massachusetts man corn
missioner II indian fairs Indicates
the ilndian ~ 70 expect less than
Usual
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
3 8 . 8 8 ) . . . ) . Q 5 . .
o TALES FROM SENATE
q CLOAK ROOM.
q
1000 Q Q o 0 o o 0 . Q 0 o

The cloak room buzzes of evenings
when tho heavy work 81 Ia session
rolls up extra tasks Tor lhe states.
men II is sad indeed It Is. lo ser
some deep-furrowed.br0aed states
man hasten IN fronA choir practice or
church service TO Assume his seal
IN the senate and defend bis Maas
against an comers
Allen has rouascd ts as alak
room ieforlto. He smiles Gnd votes.
and. being Hrst on roll cAr ho at
ways has 70 jump out for a prop
osiiion or against without guide. Hail.
ing from Carter county waern Demo.
Gratis are abundant aud A.shuaiasile.
Allen knows what he wants and ahsnt
what his constituency want Il Is
not believed Allen Is much Of Taft
Dcmocra eiihe,.
Tom Moore refpgss 10 believe any
doctrine Is good which allows re,
publlcsns 10 dictate aVeG small
part OF ihe state politics Down
where Moore halls comes sram Re-.
puhllcAng ara sp scarce ne seii0m
sgw one and, last yaas, when the
Olustee man lirss arrived. lla stood
and saaed at Republicans much like
2 smell lad seeing his first circus
procession
Last evening before quorum A.
rived for convenlng. Graham called
Tor Che minority substitute for the
election bin and Beeler. IN aIl graz.
ltI announced The substitute Nas t01
good % offer for 50 lame duck
as me majority pronerea lie got a
hand, too, from the few Of his party
N the CLOAK room and gallery
Again, last evening, before quor-
un h9ye 70. Eggermfp arose 10 al.
dress t.ie chair and Graham In deep
tone, recognized the Shawnee solnn
with "ihe gentleman from lhe states
capltll cig
! TIE announcement Of recognition
was NOT completed until the lengthy
form Ol Stafford was visible all over
me house, and as the cheer started.
me siavei pQrtly and tlmeiestad Gun.
I bingham, arose. bowed. gave The
Shrlnor smile, waived his arm AMI
4 io-k the gallers-rlCaa room knnleaae
fer the real capital city
-e--s------ -------
\ Itch. ltchl ftch!-=Scratchs scraIchi
Scratch The more you scratch the
worse the Itch Try noan's Ointment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
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Did sou ever hear good, true wom.
an Use slang IN public? of course you
have. and. somehow. in some manner,
you dld not Hike it and wanted 70 say
so 70 her Yesterday young sales.
woman from q nearby city was In the
ccFilaur nd the chalterer heard this
part OF ner conversation:
@'rhe line Of bunk thar gazaho pam'
meisn toward me was d whoopln pas
SET 81 frinht; thar other mut thinhl
be will slip over bis pledge for that
material nai such fuzzy little didoc1
ss thst ean D. bnched 20 me, not
much saifyana
- may Be slow dnd poke. tco. Dul
The ddap VINO skates over q prom
iae anl undertakes 10 mfr Il over m,
ns 70 iuEip bis tasuNe and pike tow
ds D. nisie faster Than any Nf these
SORRY uas about thls tepee. Ms lng
Tor The goods for that Is the way the
ma1unM snust qua ne through Eas
ter
Ana aai giEl Chewel wax while she
b-en1ed lhe iaigon, 90,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

me prohibition move ~ Malne
anes u Win the opening Of ihe deer
AafAHg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

Only few more days when Cfea'
! Neq 8 llfae na,th q hni, HoYait Z
Hia hoAplarf oltmfefink = :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

Armorod cruisers srni 10 Central
Amerc1 may mean benevolenl assla
ilaiion Of . slate or 80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

In The hurry Incident 20 writing up
Moldal hotst proceedings the name
oi Peter ] Coyne Was Inadvertently
lett on the bin flr locating the East
ern hospital for the insane az viniia.
Il CovHe WAS one Of the authors Of
that measure and no one worked .rd.
er Fof ts passage than he Hence
he IS eutltled % luli share Of all the
honors due in thar connection
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

ANYHOW q p Tai bought Mlliat
picture ior something less itaa
SgS1.l00.
Three vessels sunk ln Nea Ys.k
harhor Do one week eHeaha wen l
ihe inoompeloncy 9f TIE olaelaa l
command
Armorod cruisers sent 10 Central
America mas mean beneyoleit asala
'lalion Of q slate or 80.
blll % protect turtle doves nas
BE- impoiiant Bit oaa 10 prevent
farmer Trapping huskrats is indeed
grave aud worthy of extra attention.
Air Fd Halgaan, SAYS news item.
~ getting close % nature III 4 tenf
near San Antonio, Texas. De tt ut.
mttca also. thc lea; naa mahogany
ilo0rs and the nap wbeic III pushes
through lH going ANA coming Is is.
tened with q sllycr buckle
---~-
hlil SuHiey says, Truth crushed %
earth Wal riae agaln; for liars need
her now and then
Mr. Emil Hagen Utica n. T.. asks
laws protecting against f0Otpads New
York must either have poeuliarSs GA.
utes or broad sh0uldered cfankg
Book agents were not placed In the
came law aud the open season for
killing Is $3.50 days IN each Yeaf
Pilisburg countys thlrlyTve ldlling4
indicate the game laR cannos be ma
too tight Gov thar section
F9rlily now aennat the Grip lor It
comes every season snres preFenllca
@lhe littc Candy Cold Cure Iablela
oiler IA this respect mos certain
and dependable safeguard pfayen
lies, al tho Hneezp stage Will. IL
welt also surely head or all common
eaile iiW urompiness, II Ailimnofi
ant Keep preycnlica In The pockeI
cr pursa FOR instant use BOX uf
4S for 2Sc. sold bs Nsllacea Drug
store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

neniamln Tillman spoke and saio
IlIIle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

WANTED TrustWprlhy man of wsfi.
an ID oaoh county 10 a1wrtise fe
thIef 0fders and hlpnfse hn'luess FOR
New York Mail Order House slS01
weekly, position permanent; no IN
vestment rceuired Previous expert.
enco not essential ~ ENGAGING srsfe
time valuable Enclose self addressed
envelope for hiil particulars Address
Clarke Co. WholcEale Dept, l0a
Park ave-. New york
- ~ 49,. -s,.r.--
LosT-A gray l6x iuf collar II me
Brooks theblfe Monday evening
Finder uleaso leave a Leader eiilet.
sVsward offered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

One gf the popular employees Of the
house N Capt N. H. sutton day watch.
man CAPT sutton is native OF Yhs
glnia. pat lived much OF his HE iu
Texas For more than thirty years he
Mas d avelne salesman for har
ness and saaaier house. having lne
territory OF soula Carolina Georgia
and FlDriaa Barring The late I'M.
autness he was captain OF co.
4, flta Texas rcsinen tn General
Wheeief'a corps u Is nowhere rec.
9rded tha Ne ever shlrked q duty De-
eodged a bullet lilvlng never gone
> sseen curing any Of the many nights
wiea na VIC on scout or sentry duty
ne wsitld have been Just as eillcienf
So hisa. watehman hpt lgeleired day
duty 80 ne could aatch the procoaa
ings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

). S Singleton. one of tBe daorseep
fis q tie house. rs q native Of Ten
aeasee bai has spent a rumber of
5ears IL gomanche county, his home
lelag at Temple Ee was a valiant
soldier in the Confederate army and
sa8es no ntall amount of pride In inst
met.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

a PIN % protect turtle doves Haf
BE- lmpoiianl bin oaa 10 prevent i
farmer ifappng nuskrats ia indeed
grave aud worthy Of extra aiientIoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

cars I'D ANaEaHtHN county, llN NNlNN
being at 9empe Ee was a valiant
soldier in the Confederate army and
tases no snfail amount oi pride In inst
net
9ne of the pages has "steady girl
VINO Yalls the house gallery with great
regularity Ie Is extremely crudite
IN his correspondence with the young
lady and uses such large words that
sfe brings along 4 dictionary In order
that She may know exactly how deeply
he rfeteads 10 feel toward her
] ] Quarels and A. Il. Haussm
former delegates 10 ihr constitutional
convention. are among the visitors
this week
The chief attorney for the anti.sa.
loon league WAL here yesterday, lobby
ing for the appropriation allowed for
ne enforcement of the prohibition
law lie struck many snags the trend
q sentiment IN some sections being
quito severe against lappeoprlatisg
money to enforce one particular law
end not Others The chief attorney
called on George Wyyell q well known
I'll man Rom Clarcmofe, 70 secure
aid ba1 owing 70 Mr. Wyvell having
some Oh N tiers under consideration
IL the two houses. he was unable to
assist recommending Nate Gibson, q
MHsadgee attnrney and lormer minis
Ter
N1man p.nllt Insists TO All slrang,
sfs TINT The various Biographies Of
I'm ase not 10 b cDn4tfied MS abso.
Nsely eorFecl unless he says so
anlhlle doesn't know how many
More friends ane has thls year than
laal, aald a prominent man from the
satfeasieiu paft Il slle state. last
evening Last year the Democratic
Ne7e al pfeludlced against this city
beea1se n the old DAYS when the Fed
ttal authorities were IA eontol Now
tiate we have come here and uOled
TIE hnanliulilH. the courtesy and the
open han5ea manner q dealing with
tie state apan the part of The citizen
ktlp Of Guthrie, and we an know that
there Il no better place IN the state
3eu i've lie most beautiful capllal
sia IN ihe Southwest and The max
Ing of 4 great city 1no hunc1mNg
abaal shf people hunting some solaf
ed aaut fef capital Is mol lnollne
setffIa II .aH.3 aauafu Ruihttn ono
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

atnam 3 confined 20 bits bed with
an aitaek of grippe thar threatens 70
ia insa pneumonia His many friends
lie house hope ihls misfortune may
le aeefIed and that ne may agiln be
fead oa the floor Of lhe house before
aai4afHmeat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

aa he closing days Of the session
alaw High petitions and memorials
eenllaa . eame IA regarding various
measures
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

Plisburg countys thitlysfve ldliing4
Indicate ne game las cannol be ma
too tleht for thar section
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-09-04
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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-09-04
LABOR DAY Is FOR YOU.

The question of IA Labor Day celebration
appeals to every side of the man who tolls
The first object in view in the setting aside
of day that should be called Labor Day
was that the workingmen of this country
would have day which they could call
their very own in a most particular sense
1t was intended that he should, with his
family and friends. gather with his fellows
and their families and friends and forget
for the moment the trials of his daily eXis-
tence. The enjoyment of the occasion was
to take the form of celebrations of this
sort at some suitable and accessible place.
On the other hand. Labor Day set
aside that some recognition would be given
to the great work which the laborer per-
forms for his city, his country and himself
Every other great act of history and of our
times is fittingly commemorated by holi-
day of some sort, and it was recognized
that the great and glorious task of daily
toll should not go by unnoticed.
The state took this much notice of the
fact that labor really existed and set
aside this day as desired by the organized
workers. On our behalf we should
at least do much.
There is no reason why all organized
this particular day and take account of
their standing. 1t will be found. we are
sure. that there is plenty to do at this
time in the way of keeping alive the
CARNATIONS of which they are members.
Especially is this true of the larger and
more powerful unions. The bigger they
are the more attention they attract and the
more satisfaction there would be to smash
them.
Employers are not overlooking a bet
along this line. and if any union. no mat
ter how powerful, believes that any employ
err or set of employers is going to allow
them to exist out of some philanthropie
or economical motive, they are doomed to
wake up some fine morning and discover
that they are beseiged by some powerful
combination of employers
There are fair employers as well as I'M
fair ones but the latter greatly FREEDOM
mate. and the old story about the leaven
in the bread still holds good. This brings
us to the really pertinent significance of
the day.
If we should celebrate, should also be
united in the celebration. Why should this
or that organization stand aloof in this
matter. Is it not the concern of ALL for
the moment any union. however independ-
ent it may have been. finds itself in trouble,
the first and instructive act is to appeal to
the brother unionists they have heretofore
disregarded.
This is the lesson of Labor Day. Do not
get together only when your selfish inter-
est is involved, but stay together at all
times and do your share in helping the
ones to whom You yourself will appeal il
you get into trouble If we can learn this
lesson. Labor Day will have attained its
end and will justify its eNistence.-Balti-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-09-04
NEBRASKA SCHOOL.
OF BUSINESS
Formerly Browns Business College
1919 @ Sir eel
LINCOLN


This is an age of specialists and you
can not secure a good position in the
business world without preparatiin- If
you were to go to business man to apply
for position and he should ask you what
you could do, what would be your
answer? Would not course in our
school give you good answer
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-09-04
Why YOU should attend school in Lincoln

Lincoln employs hundreds of book
keepers and stenographers yearly. and
you are here ready to secure your choice
of positions The demand exceeds the
supply. This is a city of schools and
culture. Lincoln is one of the few large
cities free from saloons