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PROBLEMS
CONFRONTING
brighter future, in which equal and j
exact justice shaJl give labor its just j
dues. I
F. W. Warren announced the;
coming of a real labor day celebra- j
Hon in the near future, in which j
they would not ask the business j
men to contribute. While this is,
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THE LABORER
tt-ell in a wav. the unions must :
Oar large shipment of Washington Apricots foi canning have just arrived!
Place Your Orders at Once!
Lemons SOc Dozen
recognize the merchant, and the
artisan is a lalorer Just the same
is the one who belongs to the union,
and they are interested on the same
oroblenis which confront the mem
bers of the union, and are willing to
lo their part in the solution of
them.
TKEY CONCERN ALMOST THE
ENTIRE POPULATION OF THE
WORLD. ALL MUST WORK.
cJilUip untune.-
MOST INTERESTING MEETING
AT REST IN QUIET CEMETERY.
FtA-FTEIIGITTH
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At Garfield Park Last Evening: Good
PvtgTam, Great Labor Day
Guaranteed.
YCUNO WII1L1I.I STEWART
zic:.XLiT AiisrED i.:o:iday
I. orn Wc.l - liy's Daily.
Iteii:-; s h'y ri.lertaining hU
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HARVEST NEARLY COMPLETED.
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t -orn Aiiinday's Dully
The W. II. Alexander Nursery
r.i-mpany. which has its gardens ir
tin- Eoutli part if the city, is ju.-i
ctnplrting the gathering oi' th ma
jor part f the crop of berries for
this year. The prospect tor a lnr:r?
crop continued i-.u ller.t throughout
the sprlnr. r'.r.d r.p until a v i- i-s
:go. v. hen a heavy wind lirui-o.i an!
1 1 i -- ?i i t-i much t tha grow: hi.' crop.
Mi.l l!:u- rediice! what would othtr
.I lT:Ve h.'ell a Vi TV 1'r.e ie:I.
A:-, it was. (i.e. crop is p:iite !:;r.';e
..n! i. rei:::reil n. small a.moTif f
: i ! lo J. vil; after uat he.-' r it a'.il
l.r:r!.( ! ii:., it. 'i'iiere remain:-, yet a
I-- v t,':rrn t';at i vradaully ripe;--;::
I :t tl- ?.re :t r part Lc-f-r.
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YEOMANRY arlrr.its rr.fn and womeg on f.'osoluttfiy
equal bais nrui terins.
YEOMANRY foite-rs through its honier-leadr, the most
cordial st.-ci-bi!ity iirnon its rnerr.berg.
YEOMANRY INSURANCE thn most solid and most at
tractive in the woi d.
V'iih fiill protection in event of dt-a'b. it r' inl.jnti!-:
Surgical Benefits,
Mdiernily BeneHt.
Total Disability Benefit,
Old Age Benefits.
YOU DOfJ'7 HAVE TO DIE TO WIK!
POL-ICY WORTH full face value from date of delivery.
THE RATE will iever increase - just high enough to be
safe low enough to enable you to carry all the
protection you want, need and should have.
For further particulars see, call up or write to
M. P. JACOBSON. District Manager.
Wagner Hotel, Plattsmouth.
Wa have never
offered more
sprviceable or
more attractive
W ash
kiris
You will want one or more of
14 these smart garments; in gabar-
Rdine, linen, pique and cordaline
novelty patterns anu plain wnite.
Each garment is tailored in firt
clas3 fashion. Some of the styles
are shirred or pleated at the waistline, others have
mcdest pockets, yokes and panels.
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$2.95 to $10.00
'he Ladies' Toggery
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FRED P. BUSCH, Manager
i Prom WelnoMlnys Ia"i?y.
) As per the arrane.enu nts the hand
j proac o:!.'.! th paratle which went to
jtho park hut evening to hear the
aUi:o.e.s vh!ch were to leal with
the prolilem .f lahor. aiul the con
!itif!M of the laborer. The hand
furrlihpl excellent music for t lie
occas'oii. as a!M v.ere the numbers
,f p.ci.il nnisic led by D ti t'.
York.
Tatrictism and a love of country
vp.s demons! rated by the standing:
duriiir: th.e reuditicn of patriotic
music.
Ir. B. J. Wright Makes Address.
The r.ia.n who was in interest of
the b!::c':. niith-. Mr. 15. J. Wright
.f C.:lebur. Ii'.. was present and
oiTer-d h.is eMplanation for not being
r.bl-- to eiv? the addre?s wliich he
vi! c'lvitieed that the people were
titer- trpctant to hear. His re
mark,. r.Jo:;g t!ic line of what should
tie done to m ?.!: t!ie laborer lot the
i,.,ttor. v.rre time and to point, but
fe,'ii?i;; liaf 'Ciiii? one else could tell
the t(.'" I 'tt. r than- he gave way
to the ii How ing sper.ker:
Cr! A. Rawls Speaks.
Carl A. Kavls the popular attor
ney was greeted with applause
.vi:r:i he arose to address th.e people
oi the Fr.hjec which '.vj? nearest
: :i. -ir hr-?rt. The ruhjeat of lalor
art;", its cotapen'-r.tiop. is one which
is :.ttracting the hest tho'.ichts and
"r:-les rf the het thinkers of the
irnid. Tii" p"'il'!'!ii has been one
which h's tl'cited jnuch interest all
' durit!" ihe yi'ps. Ci.ilds, associa
:ti(.n. and union organizations have
' ..y'.-iod vjr.ee tY." leginning of the
ccnw'ni.il world. All kinds and
coheir ion1: ct lr.en have been Inter
! cited in labor. Ileginning without
even the rtcne hammer or the
i - h a r n v. f d stick for a plow, man has
; ;;ene after 'iH!cult process of re
i it -icing- tiie hard cold and refractory
; r!.--nints to such conditions as
r,u!d sniiTve hi-; use.
All wealth has been produced by
i lahcr. first the utensils for the per
forming cf labor, then the product
of the labor for use of man. part of
which he used, the remainder pur
chased bv man and trafficked in.
j and a measure made for it. known
! a.s the dollar, the accumulation of
i the product and the measure has
! finally been called capital. The
' labor which has been done, has
been arrayed by shrewd people,
(against the labor which necessity
j had driven the man with the labor
(for sale to place on the market, for
j what lie can get, and what he must
have, a living. Such has neon the
experience of the world from times
immemorial. To solve this problem
and get a just distribution of the
proceeds of the labor now r being
placed on the market, and that
which had been previously perform
ed, capital, is the mission of organ
ized labor. The matter of getting
all that it can will be cared for by
capital, it is labor's business to look
out for itself, and to get just what
is justly coming to it. it may take
politics to do it but if it does, well
and good, use politics to a good pur
pose. Mr. Rawls espoused the cause
of labor, and said that he would
vote for a National Labor Party,
when one was organized. He said
the laborer needed to be educated to
their needs and how to obtain them.
As labor won the war, it could also
solve the problems confronting
them. As experiences laws were
enacted during the war, which
should be discontinued at this time.
V.'e need a broader vision and the
teachings of the master said the
speaker. Change the money that it
may bear an equal portion of the
burden of the expenses of the gov
ernment. The forming of the sched
ule of the income tax he said should
exempt the first five to seven thous
and income, and place the heavier
percentages on the larger incomes,
like those which ran into millions,
and if necessity take it all over a
certain amount.
He said all must work in ths re
construction period, and that labor
must see to it that in the making !
over of the affairs of man after this
great cataclasm of the word war
she must have and aesert her rights.
We must love our fellow man, and
all work for a better day, for a
Trom We1nsilay'H Daily.
This morning from the St. John's
"atholic church, was held the cere
monies over the mortal remains of
the late Joseph Droege. and there
were paid honors to this man. who
has lived in Plattsmouth for many
years. Here he and wife came ai.d
to them came a fine family of
ahildren. who have grown to man
hood and womanhood to bless their
parents. The ceremonies were con
hicted according to the ritual of
the church, and the remains given
rest in the Catholic cemetery we.-t
f the city.
WILL GET AFTER OFFENDERS.
?rom Weil n est! ay's Dally.
Yesterday George Masney from
Greenwood, was in the city, and re
mained over night to look after
some business matters which he has
in hand at this time. lie was look
!ng up the federal statutes touching
'he white slavery question, and in
vestigating the scope an l extent of
the Mann act. with the idea of
bringing some offenders in his
neighborhood, before the bar of
iustice. He seems to have plenty
-if facts, and was looking up the
irovisions of the law.
WILL VISIT THE NORTHWEST.
From Wednesday's Dali'.
This morning L. J. Mayfield pub
lisher of the Louisville Courier, ac
companied by his son I'earl and
Charles Drake, drove down from
their home in a car, and tooic home
with them the type set for the
Courier, as they were desirous ot
getting the paper out today, in ord
er that they could depart tomorrow
morning for O'Neill, where they go
to visit with a brother of Mr. Pearl
Mayfield and son of L. J. Mayfield,
Mr. K. D. Mayfield. who makes his
home at O'Neill. Mr. Pearl Mayfield
and wife and L. J. Maxwell and
wife will make the trip in an auto.
Mr. Pearl Mayfield having just re
turned from overseas, and has not
seen his brother and family as yet.
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EACH OF THEJI RE
CEIVED APPLES ALSO
From WeitnesiJay a Dally.
The other evening three of the
young (?) of this city went out in
the country and for exercise help
ed Wm. Venner shock wheat for a
short time, in fact until it was all
shocked, and then they were shock
ed when on returning to the home
of Mr. Venner a nice lunch was
served to Attorney C. A. Rawls.
County Clerk Geo. R. Sayles and
Will T. Adams the genial deputy.
They enjoyed the trip, the work and
the luncheon nicely and today were
surprised on recojring a box of
apples each, making an enjoyable
affair all around. i
ATTEND FUNERAL TODAY.
Henry R. Goring. Thomas L. Mur
phy and a friend from Omaha, all
friends of Mr. Henry Herold and
Mr. H. R. Herold. drove down this
morning and attended the funeral
of Mrs. Wm. Hercld which occurred
at the St. Luke's Episcopal church,
returning before dinner. They
were accompanied by I. J. Lane and
Wm. Peters, business associates of
Mr. Gering.
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50 and 60c Dozen
Grape Fruit 10c
Largo Red Plums
Watermelons
Canfilopes
Peaches
Kalamazoo Celery, Cucumbers,
Kew Potatoes, Cabbage,
s e rta fs.
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ans. Cooking Apples
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ENNICHSEN
-TELEPHONE 53 and 54
WILL WORK WITH
THE GHRIST STUDIO
.rom Weilnesilay's Daily.
M-iss Alba Zimia of Wahoo. where
she has been employed with Ander
son &. Co., the largest photographer
of that portion cf the country has
accepted a position with the Gh.ri.-ts
Studio, and arrived recently to be-
"in her work here. Miss Zimla
while an expert retoucher and tin- I
i?her of photos, has had more than !
ordinary experience in this line of
work. The business at the Christ
Studio has been so heavy of late
?hat they have been compelled to
send som of their work elsewhere
to have it done. With the assist
ince of this young lady who is skill
ed in all parts of the photographic
Tt, they will be in position to in
sure quicker and better service, and J
lake pleasure in extending an invi
tation to the trade to place their
work with the home studio.
J'V inzili' YOU into llic
J)rcss Circle for a scries
of "Comfort Talks."
WAS BURIED THIS HORNING.
From Wednesday's Daily.
This morning from the St. Luke's
church was held the funeral of Mrs
Wm Herold. who departed this
life a few days since. The services
conducted bv the Rev. Wilbur
S. Lrete pastor of this church, of
which Mrs. Herold had been a meni-
i-.er for .1 number of years. The
story of the life and the excellent
deeds of Mrs. Herold are held in
memory by her many friends here.
It is with fond remembrances that
her good deeds and kindly acts,
which have characterized her had
held by those who now have only
a memory of the friend who has
been one of the factors which have
worked for the bettering of Plattsmouth.
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in assorted shapes
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w iiie ritu . - 0"c
. ki. entiiateil crown, soft and pliable
for 't
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-nnppy dress hat
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CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Uco for Over 30 Years
Mways bears
the
GoodAutoRoads
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Roads Have Been Repaired
VIA
T. H. -Pollock Bridge
HIM
HAND NOW DOING NICELY.
fmm Wednesday's KaW.
Mrs. George Perry who some five
weeks since had an accident while
engaged in doing the family wash,
catching one cf her hands in a pow
er driven wringer, stripped the skin
and flesh from the hand and which
she has been having treated since
with the result that a delicate skin
is now covering almost all the
wounded hand, and the wound is
healing, fcr better than it was sup
posed from the nature of the wound
it would be possible. It was
thought that skin grafting would
have to be resorted to but the
wound lias done so nicely that noth
ing of the nature was required. Mrs.
Perry is to he congratulated on the
fact of her nice recovery.
E. W
escott's Sons
"EVERYBODY'S STORE
Don't forget us when you want
meat or groceries for harvest. We
can take care of you, just call phone
No 4 and we will have your order
up HATT & SON.
Fancy box paper at this office.
universal car
WITH BUILT-IN AT THE FACTORY
Sslf Starter, Generator and Storage Bat
tery, Electric Lights!
The Ford can; now have all the advantages that the large cant
have always claimed and in addition the extreme low cost of up
keep and the advantage over all other cars in that in every city
and town is located a Ford Authorized Service Garage, where large
and complete stocks of Ford repair parts are always kept, and
where a Ford owner can always get immediate service no long
waits to send to city or factory for repair parts, as i3 the case
with every car in existence except the "Universal Car" the Ford.
With these additional refinements added the Ford car will be
more popular than ever before and it will be impossible to fill all
orders promptly, therefore we urge prospective buyers to place
orders at once. First come, first supplied. The following prices
are for the new Ford cars with complete Self Starter and Lighting
equipment delivered to purchaser, full of gas and oil and ready for
the road: Runabout, SC34; Touring, $(J60; Coupelet, $S17; Sedan.
S'Jil. Ton truck with farm stock and grain body (no starter), $775.
WK WILL SELL NEW AND USED FORD CARS ON PART
PVYMENT DOWN. IJ A LANCE ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS AND
WILL TAKE LIBERTY PONDS AT MARKET VALUE.
T. H. Pollock Garage,
Telephone No. 1 -:- -:- Plattsmouth, Neb.
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