The wageworker., 1909-12-25

Resolved. tnaJ uuTluS IoIO l. VIII |
buy only the product of the labor OF
my fellow unionists.
The indications are that the 1910 |
convention of the Nebraska Fedora |
ton of Labor will be even larger in |
rcint of attendance than the 1909 |
convention which organized the Fed
Grafton. South Omaha is going to en-
tertain the convention in good style. |
The convention will be pretty busy |
and there will be but little time for
entertainment but the time that can
be devoted to entertainment will be
well nlled. The convention will open
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, ana
will be ready for immediate business.
The credentials committee will have
its report ready by the time the
convention is called to order. Tues
day evening a mass meeting Will pc
held. at which time Mrs. F. X. }.
Edholm, secretary of the Nebraska
Society for the Study and Prevention
of Tuberculosis, will address the au-
dience on the work of the society. On
the same evening Professor Howard
OF the State University will deliver
an address on the work of the Dlrec
Legislation League. These. are in
teresting and important subjects. and
worthy of the attention OF every
wage Garner
Resolved. that during 1910 | will
not speak i'll OF fellow unionlst. y
/ can not honestly say good things
about him / will refrain from men
tioning him at all.
Wednesday evening, December ~
the Lincoln Labor Temple VIII De
formally opened, and the general
nnblic is cordially invited to visit the
Temple on that occasion Especiaiis
are the business and professional men
Of Lincoln invited to be present. Ahe
more especially the business ana pro-
fessioual men who SO willingly ASSIST
ed the unionists in fitting up the
Temple. The Lincoln Labor Temple
is going to be great factor for sood
in the social and industrial liie OF
Lincoln, and the men who have peeh
honored by being put in charge OIL
the duty OF getting it in shape nave
no fears OF the impressions that VII!
be given those who attend the open
ing. The public will find that 1t Is
one of the prettiest places in Lincoln.
And, too, the public will be dellgnt-
ed when they read the rules that
have ben unanimously adopted LOT
the management of the temple. IL
YOU attend the opening next Weo'
nesday evening-and you VIII miss
something II you do not-you VIII De
surprised an delighted. And you VIII
he welcomed by a lot of enthusiastic
unionists whfo are just as ANXIOUS a9
anybody else for the uplift OF LIN
coin.
Resolved that during 1910 ] Will
devote all my spare time to 'poost
,no. for organized labor, and frown
unon the ''knocker" at every oppor'
tunity.
uareIv to set at rest a lot of rumors
ne well as lot of doubts WIN NJ
Naup,n, president of the Neprashs
State Federation OF Labor wants -
distinctly understood that uhuef II,
consideration will he allow his nani'
tn he mentioned for re-electlon. on
der no circumstances will Mr.. Maup
in he u candidate for re-eiectioh' an.
. undar no combination of circumstance
Ill, ba accent. reelection. Ii this II
not emphatic enough, any one is :"
liberty to prepare statement ""
10 emphatic enough, and MI Maupii
viii cheerfully sign it.
Resolved. that during 1910 vii
absolutely refrain from lmpusnia'
tho motives of my fellow unlohis'
who arc striving for better conditlon
J. ,ha ranks of organized labor
Frank p Hart, secretary
OF the Nebraska State Federatioh
Labor, is candidate for fe-eieclio'
AZ the South Omaha convention. MI
Hart has performed the bulk OIL IN
work attendant upon the perfectln
of the convention and has pei
formed it we'll. He has earned II
election, and the indications are tina
he will have no opposition. The a
fairs of the Federation are III exec
lent shape and the credit for TINS
largely due to the untiring work
Secretary-treasurer Hart.